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I wasn't one of those people, but they definitely had history on their side. Nothing seems to escape prosecution in the eyes of the public like financial crimes
by sixothree 4y ago
I wasn't one of those people, but they definitely had history on their side. Nothing seems to escape prosecution in the eyes of the public like financial crimes.
- cycrutchfield 4y agoBecause convicting somebody of financial crimes requires proving intent, which is time-consuming and really hard to do. It’s not that people who commit financial crimes are able to bribe their way out of conviction, it’s that proving what is in somebody’s head is a difficult challenge.