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The consequences already exist, but are not enough to prevent the fraud. The linked article speaks of criminal charges. And here is a CEO going to prison for s
by epistasis 2y ago
The consequences already exist, but are not enough to prevent the fraud. The linked article speaks of criminal charges. And here is a CEO going to prison for similar charges of fraud over nuclear construction:
https://www.powermag.com/former-scana-ceo-will-land-in-prison-as-result-of-v-c-summer-nuclear-project/ https://www.powermag.com/former-scana-ceo-will-land-in-priso...
Nuclear projects tend to attract fraudsters that are not intimidated by the possibility of jail time.
- belorn 2y agoI would claim that the whole construction industry tend to attract fraudsters that are not intimidated by the possibility of jail time. It is, if I remember right, the largest source of human trafficking in the world.