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I wouldn't put it past the DOJ to conjure up claims that there are always investigations into every company at all times, so any destruction of property at any
by ihsw 13y ago
I wouldn't put it past the DOJ to conjure up claims that there are always investigations into every company at all times, so any destruction of property at any time could be construed as destruction of evidence.
Then again I'm a bit more paranoid than most.
- daraul 13y agoThey've done it in the past, to the auditing firm involved in the Enron scandal. They actually indicted and convicted them of destroying audit records according to their standard procedures prior to them being investigated by the SEC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Andersen_LLP_v._United_States http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Andersen_LLP_v._United_S...
- JakeStone 13y agoJayzus. That would be as close as possible to actual implementation of the concept of 'thoughtcrime'. Thanks for the shiver.
- icantthinkofone 13y agoWhat I thought you said, at first read, was "That would be close to impossible..." which would be a more correct statement.