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Enron’s Skilling Strikes Deal for Shorter Sentence
"Daniel M. Petrocelli, a lawyer for Mr. Skilling, said in a statement: “The proposed agreement brings certainty and finality to a long painful process. Although the recommended sentence for Jeff would still be more than double any other Enron defendant, all of whom have long been out of prison, Jeff will at least have the chance to get back a meaningful part of his life.”"
Too bad that won't apply to all the employees and shareholders that got screwed over.
If part of the deal was to live in abject poverty on the sidewalks of New York or Minneapolis, OK. Otherwise, what is wrong with whoever made this bargain?
(I don't care what the other's got. If they got a lot less, maybe we should give them more rather than give him less.)
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(I don't care what the other's got. If they got a lot less, maybe we should give them more rather than give him less.)
Label it "off topic" and put it where it belongs