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"In each instance, the employee was punished either with an administrative action or termination." Am I the only one to think this is a slap in the wrist? Such
by emiliobumachar 13y ago
"In each instance, the employee was punished either with an administrative action or termination."
Am I the only one to think this is a slap in the wrist? Such abuse of power should be more than enough for felony charges.
At the very, very least, stalking.
- pyre 13y agoWell, when all of the evidence is classified, that becomes an issue. The prosecutor probably doesn't even have clearance to see the evidence.
- runarb 13y agoWhy can't they run the case in on of thus secret courts we keep hearing about? Sure they must have prosecutors and judges with the correct security clearances...
- pyre 13y ago- The "secret courts" aren't full courts for the purposes of holding a trial. - The "secret courts" only have a judge, there is no prosecutor, because no prosecution happens.