Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
Ok, something NOT about Israel.
What is an appropriate punishment for committing over $27 million of financial fraud? What would you say is an appropriate prison sentence?
What is an appropriate punishment for committing over $27 million of financial fraud? What would you say is an appropriate prison sentence?
Re: Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
None. Put them in to community service instead, cleaning public rest rooms.
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64 years ?




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In solitary




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That's stupid. How can one man clean $27 million worth of toilets?Don Juan Demarco wrote:None. Put them in to community service instead, cleaning public rest rooms.
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How do you figure?Feck wrote:64 years ?
Re: Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
Depends on who was defrauded. A higher sentence would be more appropriate for defrauding a charity than a large corporation
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Re: Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
with the lights out




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Re: Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
It's defrauding a bank of over US$27 million.Ghatanothoa wrote:Depends on who was defrauded. A higher sentence would be more appropriate for defrauding a charity than a large corporation
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in a 4'x4'x4' cell
Unless you managed it 'Zilla then you should get off with 5 hrs a week working with stray cats
Unless you managed it 'Zilla then you should get off with 5 hrs a week working with stray cats

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Re: Appropriate punishment for over $27 million of fraud?
Gawd wrote:Ok, something NOT about Israel someone Jewish.
What is an appropriate punishment for committing over $27 million of financial fraud? What would you say is an appropriate prison sentence?

http://blogs.wsj.com/bankruptcy/2010/06 ... -sentence/
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That's the brilliant part, cleaning public toilets for the rest of their lives.Gawd wrote:That's stupid. How can one man clean $27 million worth of toilets?Don Juan Demarco wrote:None. Put them in to community service instead, cleaning public rest rooms.
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You are very observant. Have a cookie: http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/u-s ... c-1.297935maiforpeace wrote:Gawd wrote:Ok, something NOT about Israel someone Jewish.
What is an appropriate punishment for committing over $27 million of financial fraud? What would you say is an appropriate prison sentence?![]()
http://blogs.wsj.com/bankruptcy/2010/06 ... -sentence/
I didn't make it about Jews, but these people did:
So was it appropriate?Agudat Israel, a Haredi Jewish communal organization, said in a statement that the sentence marked "a dark day for the American legal system and American Judaism."
"We don't justify Mr. Rubashkin's transgressions but this grave and extraordinary sentence given to one of our Jewish brothers is causing shock and worry in our community. This is a terrible development."
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Or at pawiz's house for three weeks.Don Juan Demarco wrote:That's the brilliant part, cleaning public toilets for the rest of their lives.Gawd wrote:That's stupid. How can one man clean $27 million worth of toilets?Don Juan Demarco wrote:None. Put them in to community service instead, cleaning public rest rooms.

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Rather poetic actually, particularly in light of the fact that the prosecution was seeking 25 years.Gawd wrote:
So was it appropriate?
I don't think it was too harsh, he also defrauded the government with his illegal alien activities.
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