To: ransomnote
$150,000 fine for information worth a billion.
Sometimes I wonder if the Federal Judge is tempte...naaaaaaah, NEVER.
2 posted on
02/28/2020 7:05:11 PM PST by
grey_whiskers
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To: ransomnote
24 months for a billion that will never be recovered? That’s like making $250k per hour.
3 posted on
02/28/2020 7:08:14 PM PST by
D Rider
To: ransomnote
So China paid $150,000 for $1 billion in info...and the guy gets 24 months. ..guess crime DOES pay
4 posted on
02/28/2020 7:11:29 PM PST by
goodnesswins
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To: ransomnote
Should be 24 years, not 24 months.
5 posted on
02/28/2020 7:25:53 PM PST by
EvilCapitalist
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To: ransomnote
24 MONTHS?
How about the death penalty? This amounts to treason, does it not?
To: ransomnote
During my career in microelectronics, I encountered three Chinese who, IMO, were engaged in industrial espionage.
As a consultant documenting a suite of microsensors in 3-D CG graphics for my last client, I was repeatedly bugged by a Chinese employee (in a distantly-related job) -- for copies of my (unreleased) graphics. When I presented my work product & retired, I also reported the probable IE activity. Have zero info as to what (if anything) happened to the guy...
11 posted on
02/29/2020 11:35:43 AM PST by
TXnMA
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