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In reply to the discussion: DOJ may release Enron's Skilling 18 years early [View all]niyad
(113,257 posts)9. could somebody tell me what the hell this means:
Last edited Thu Apr 4, 2013, 06:18 PM - Edit history (1)
Such a sentencing agreement could restrict the parties and the Court from recommending, arguing for, or imposing certain sentences or conditions of confinement.
sounds like doj would not be able to impose any sorts of conditions on his release? am I understanding this correctly? must be nice to have that kind of money and influence, as a major felon whose acts damaged and destroyed countless lives (not to mention the economies of several states)
looking at that picture of him again, reminded me that it was the kind of smug, arrogant face one just wants to. . . .
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That is one criminal that needs to remain in prison, for the rest of his sentence.
Tender to the Bone
Apr 2013
#3
Meanwhile, Ken Lay, complete with his new face and identity, lounges on a Caribbean beach
Champion Jack
Apr 2013
#5
Probably A Bipartisan Jesture To Salve The GOP And Its Business Allies.
TheMastersNemesis
Apr 2013
#10
Now all we need is a pardon for Ken Lay so he can come back to the USofMoney. nm
rhett o rick
Apr 2013
#17