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MNeagle
24th March 2011, 08:35 AM
The U.S. Court System Decides It's Worse To Steal From Goldman Sachs Than To Kill Someone

http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/fd7a6c79f2743f4a2e143d00/chalk-outline-murder-kill.jpg


It's pretty ridiculous that Sergey Aleynikov, the thief who stole Goldman's high frequency code, got 8 years and a month in jail, when his counterpart at SocGen, Samarth Agrawal, got only 3 years for doing essentially the same thing.

But it's even more ridiculous that a killer and an attempted rapist charged for their crimes on the same day as Aleynikov got lesser sentences than him.

The Wall Street Journal points out that a 22-year old attempted rapist got 7 years and 42-year old man who shot a victim eight times outside of a bar got 12-months and a small fine.

So here's what that small but embarrassing sample of U.S. Courts decisions looked like on March 18, 2011.

Sergey Aleynikov, convicted high-frequency code thief ---- 8 years plus 1 month jail; 3 years probation; $12,500 fine

William J. Cannon, convicted of the attempted rape of a 16-year-old girl ---- 7 years

Rodney Williams, convicted of voluntary manslaughter for shooting a victim eight times ---- 12 months in prison and a $2,500 fine.

So a white collar crime that hurt no one is worse than murder and attempted rape. Sad.



link (http://www.businessinsider.com/goldman-thief-sergey-aleynikov-got-served-with-more-time-in-jail-than-a-rapist-2011-3#ixzz1HX1X0q1e)

Hatha Sunahara
24th March 2011, 12:36 PM
The judges and the prosecutors of the US 'Justice' system are corrupt--as in -rotten to the core-and are owned by the owners of Goldman Sachs and Wall Street. They will get the justice they deserve when the system can no longer tolerate their fraud and other excesses, and collapses into its own footprint--just like the WTC towers on 911. I am constantly amazed that anyone still believes there is any justice in this system. But then, how many people still believe their votes mean anything?


Hatha

MNeagle
24th March 2011, 04:28 PM
just another example of the Golden Rule:

He who owns the gold, makes the rules.