If corporations are now persons, & the person knew it was selling fraudently

[ShockediSay]

then the corporation is liable civilly and criminally.

Through the whole corporation into jail, and have them

pay for all losses incurred as a result.

At common law there existed 'larceny by fraud'

and given the magnitude of the amount defrauded,

this is a felony.

See Messrs Roberts and Alito, the can of worms you opened?

[Initech]

1. Can we have Goldman-Sachs arrested then?

[ShockediSay]

2. Why not? Judges Roberts and Alito think they are people w/ rights of free speech.

So what happens to a person w/ rights of free speech if he is caught soliciting prostitution?

soliciting a bribe?

saying something false in a police investigation?

saying something to incite a riot?

saying something treasonous like classified information to an enemy?

soliciting sex w/ children?

[anigbrowl]

3. ...I hate to burst your bubble...

but when statutory law exists, which it does here, common law does not apply. As for criminal charges, you'll have to take that up with Eric Holder. It is not impossible that this will occur, but you might have to wait a while.

The SEC complaint does indeed seek to hold Goldman Sachs responsible for losses incurred by other investors.

[ShockediSay]

4. OK, skip common law and go straight to RICO/jail

Do no collect

Thank you for your support, albeit left handed {no pun intended}