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It hasn't been tested in court, but the government would have a hard time taking the position that you must continue producing statements that are false and may
by downandout 11y ago
It hasn't been tested in court, but the government would have a hard time taking the position that you must continue producing statements that are false and may fraudulently induce others to engage in behaviors they otherwise wouldn't if you hadn't made the statement. I think under the scenario where you were manually producing statements and simply cease making them, you would at least have the strongest likelihood of surviving a challenge by the DOJ.
- fleitz 11y agoIt might work if you published them in your SEC filings perhaps under risks, eg. The risk of being served a warrant