I recently read Howard Privette's commentary regarding sentencing for securities fraud cases ("Sentencing Guidelines Encourage Draconian Punishments for Securities Fraud," Nov. 9). What nonsense. To express the arrogance that maybe corporate officers and directors are being sentenced to stiffer penalties because of the "[p]olitical considerations and a populist antipathy against the wealthy and educated" is insulting. The attitude that "we are too smart to get caught" or "I hav...
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