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exploring old lucrative and illegal loopholes are the new cool thing.

see nft et al.

title should read "jpm decides the fine for a fabricated mistake is much lower than the criminal case they got into"

note that their mistake is not saving them directly. it's saving one of their clients so far, and the judge won't include them as accessory without evidence... which is funny because this is obviously being accessory now

because most people do not have a computer today. or only use them for school work.

your comment is out of touch with young demographics like someone looking at geocities in the 90s and saying "why don't they just run a dbaseIII guestbook in the mainframe and expose via telnet?" ...yeah, it's that bad :)