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Does anyone know what "wire fraud" has to do with this? That charge has been used in a number of recent "hacking" cases, where it makes a bit more sense (thoug
by sologoub 13y ago
Does anyone know what "wire fraud" has to do with this?
That charge has been used in a number of recent "hacking" cases, where it makes a bit more sense (though still over blown), but I can't quite figure out what it has to do with teaching people how to remain calm while being questioned.
- reginaldjcooper 13y agoThere was a wire and some fraud? Prosecutors love to throw everything at the wall to see what sticks, it also helps them extort a plea bargain when the choice is between argue your way out of 1000 years in prison or take 5.