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I don't see anything in here about a conviction, and also nothing about Pao being the alleged perpetrator, and thus remain in a state of appalled disgust at wha
by obstinate 11y ago
I don't see anything in here about a conviction, and also nothing about Pao being the alleged perpetrator, and thus remain in a state of appalled disgust at what you have written.
- 001sky 11y agoBut that just shows you don't understant the relevant word(s) and/or you haven't done any homework (like read even the cover page) on the trustee report.
- obstinate 11y agoWhy would I read that? A trustee report isn't nor can it be a conviction. And it also has nothing to do with Ellen Pao, the person we are discussing.
- 001sky 11y ago1) A nexus with a civil fraud case. 2) That is fundamental due dilligence for any fiduciary appointment. 3) A criminal conviction is un-neccessary to prove civil fraud in relation to (1,2). (Those are legitimate issues/topics of dicsussion).