[kearnyirish2]

The district doesn’t care; the people that failed to report this nut don’t pay the settlements - the taxpayers (including the parents of the dead victims) will pay the bill.

Once owners or shareholders are out of the equation, common-sense legal concepts disappear as well. Whether they are police brutality cases, child rapes by those in charge of children, FBI ignoring warning flags - in the end, there are no “owners” paying the legal bills/settlements - just us.

This is a real obstacle to these “prisoner re-entry” programs, by which the government wants employers to hire convicts upon their release. There is a liability issue for the employers if these convicts attack someone on the job; why would the owner(s) assume that responsibility?

[NativeSon]

The "meth control act" circa 1997, makes it a fed crime to hire someone convicted of drug trafficking or manufacturing, if access to articles used in illicit drug manufacture would result from that employment.

N.Y. state then sues the companies that do not hire those released felons.