Metallurgist admits faking steel-test results for Navy subs
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> Thomas faces up to 10 years in prison and a $1 million fine when she is sentenced in February. However, the Justice Department said it would recommend a prison term at the low end of whatever the court determines is the standard sentencing range in her case.
Why? This is the right time to apply the law to the fullest extent and create a deterrent to a serious crime.
On top of that, it seems incredible to me that something so important could/would have such a single point of failure and that there was no redundancy or other safeguards.
I can see why somebody might decide keeping the number lower is better for everybody directly involved.
Yeah true, but in the meantime she knowingly accepted the death of 100's of sailors no? (max deep dive tests etc)
Build a minisub and shove everyone responsible in it then dive as deep as the fake results attest it could...