HP's top lawyer leaves

People With Money: I think the issue is preferential treatment for People With Money. This example is simply an illustration of how it works for the largest corporations. Recall that a growing number of elected and appointed officials are being indicted . Add celebrity criminals, and anyone else not blocked by RICO statutes, and you have the sum total of citizens who can defend themselves from prosecution.

In fairness, it's not just having money, it's having money to spend on competent and connected lawyers.; Posted by: Brad Morrison Posted on: 09/29/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Huh? Whatever.. jayja1 | 09/28/06

People With Money Brad Morrison | 09/29/06

Titanic opensourcepro | 09/28/06

cut and run RIAAsucks | 09/28/06

Hurd next to go outtanames999 | 09/28/06

Guilty or not NobodyHome | 09/28/06

Criminals prometheus54 | 09/28/06

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