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Sounds like substantial fines are in order.

• jimt1234 4y ago
  Not sure if there's any criminal case here, but there should be. Fines, even "substantial fines", never seem to work. When executives start getting perp-walked then things will change.
  • jjk166 4y ago
    The cost of a fall guy to sit in prison for a few years could be orders of magnitude less than the damages a civil case could cost.
    • anonymousab 4y ago
      Ideally it would be both, and the fall guy would be senior leadership and include the CEO by default. Quite frankly, imprisoning the company is the next step - no access to, control or operation of funds, assets or company systems for the duration of imprisonment. It should be as much of a threat to a company's wellbeing as it is to the average man.