Re:Was Tom Hayes Running the Biggest Financial Conspiracy in...
by frogpelt on Monday September 14, 2015 @04:25PM
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In some ways, it feels like the punishment for the crime should be directly proportional to the level of responsibility the "criminal" had.
It seems like any bank boss who, where it can be proven, acknowledges and approves of his subordinate engaging in criminal activity should be sentenced to at least the same punishment as the trader himself.
It seems like any bank boss who, where it can be proven, acknowledges and approves of his subordinate engaging in criminal activity should be sentenced to at least the same punishment as the trader himself.