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Anyone guilty of wage theft getting hit by that law? Just saying, in practice its clearly not about jailing menaces to society.

• bradleyjg 4y ago
  Do you know of anyone that’s been convicted of wage theft, sent to prison, convicted of a new count of wage theft, sent to prison, and convicted of a new count of wage theft … or did you just want to flog your hobbyhorse regardless of how poor the fit was?
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  • rurp 4y ago
    Of course not, their whole point was that nobody gets prosecuted for wage theft despite it being common.
    • ashwagary 4y ago
      >wage theft despite it being common. Worse than being common, I heard US wage theft eclipses all other theft in the US combined.
  • burnished 4y ago
    That is, funnily enough, precisely the point.