Just wondering who, exactly, will be going to jail, and how much time they'll be serving to account for the various mortgage fraud & other abusive practices BoA has been engaged in systematically over the years, e.g.:
- http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2012/10/24/bank...
- http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2013/01/bank-of-america-forec...
The answer, of course, is almost certainly no one.
People need to stop this practice of listing the maximum possible under best (worst) possible conditions sentence.
If he doesn't have a criminal history he'll get a month of probation and that's all.
The restriction to being able to exercise his freedom of speech is another issue entirely.
But probably someone did tell him, and his suicide was because of other things.
Oh, and the fact some stuffed shirt from a major bank can basically order the local police department to go and arrest this guy. Like you or I might order a pizza.
The last time I called the cops it was because a bum was in my backyard, next to my livingroom window, dumping out my trash and going through it. They never sent anybody. Am I to expect they will care when I complain about a hippie with chalk?