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Strategies & Market Trends : AP's Crime
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To: Dale Baker who wrote (4)1/27/2005 12:40:17 PM
From: peter michaelson  Read Replies (2) of 78
 
The more I think about it Dale, the more your post explains an awful lot.

" A smart federal prosecutor can draw up 30-40 counts against anyone who plays on the wrong side of law, without breaking a sweat. And he only has to win a few to put the guy behind bars.

Nail the guy who worked with a corrupt agent and it's a major win-win for the prosecutor, not to mention a helpful reminder to every agent who thinks they can make up their own rules for classified information as they go along."

And thanks for being a civil participant in this conversation, despite being someone who had differences with AP all along. You were right to distance yourself. This type of person is going to be in trouble for one thing or another - and that affects those associated.
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