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In reply to the discussion: Prompting gasps, judge spares NY hedge fund executive prison for fraud [View all]laserhaas
(7,805 posts)33. $57 Loss by Wall Street Fraudster gets Sweet Deal
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Prompting gasps, judge spares NY hedge fund executive prison for fraud [View all]
PoliticAverse
Jun 2016
OP
owned up? did he pay back the $57 mil? sentence should be subject to review if he does not pay back
msongs
Jun 2016
#3
Putting one's brother-in-law in charge of the bankruptcy side of the business
bucolic_frolic
Jun 2016
#56
"Li, who attended Stanford University," - no mention if he was on the swim team. n/t
PoliticAverse
Jun 2016
#45
Like we needed another reminder of how UN-equal our criminal justice (so-called) system is
99th_Monkey
Jun 2016
#31
So it doesn't matter if you rip people off as long as you display humilty afterwards...
EndElectoral
Jun 2016
#38
Because the president calls judges to recommend what sentences they should impose? (nt)
Nye Bevan
Jun 2016
#41
Because the executive should clearly interfere with the independent judiciary
La Lioness Priyanka
Jun 2016
#49
Until we actively engage in a broad judicial review at all levels of government, we're screwed
Palimpsestuous
Jun 2016
#46