The Wages of Sin is Debt #
Posted Wednesday 15th August 2007 12:13 GMT
> and will pay an ongoing 20 per cent of his annual income
> once he gets out of the slammer.
But who would ever reemploy this crook?
Posted Wednesday 15th August 2007 12:13 GMT
> and will pay an ongoing 20 per cent of his annual income
> once he gets out of the slammer.
But who would ever reemploy this crook?
Posted Wednesday 15th August 2007 12:13 GMT
On the CA website I found:
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Did Kumar's trial really only take 30 days?
Posted Wednesday 15th August 2007 13:23 GMT
Why didn't I think of that it's perfect, kind
of obvious really he went to jail for being easily detected no I don't suppose anyone will hire him again unless they are very sloppy in their hiring practices why when there are so many tried and proven ways of fiddeling the books that are incredibly hard to discover did this ding dong
do it that way.
Posted Wednesday 15th August 2007 14:59 GMT
Most of these "prisons" have programs to teach new job skills to the inmates for their eventual release. He'll probably learn how to work on cars or something similar. Like becoming an installer for Verizon or as a firefighter. Or both.
Posted Thursday 16th August 2007 09:42 GMT
Hmm, let me make a list : Diebold, RIAA, Dell Customer Service, Iraq Department of Justice, or Libya Minister of Economics, to name just a few.
Posted Thursday 16th August 2007 12:58 GMT
Any moron who shows up to go to prison is truly an idiot! There are lot's of places to go where the U.S. has no extradition treaty.