In Their Own Words — Henning
Posted August 30, 2016
— “THE LACK OF CASES IDENTIFYING INDIVIDUALS FOR ANY MISCONDUCT RELATED TO THE FINANCIAL CRISIS HAS BECOME AN ALL-TOO COMMON COMPLAINT. . . . [E]VEN THOSE FEW CASES THAT WERE BROUGHT HAVE NOW ENDED UP LARGELY AS DEFEATS FOR THE GOVERNMENT.”
New York Times “White Collar Watch” writer Peter J. Henning from his column Prosecution of Financial Crisis Fraud Ends With a Whimper. Click here for more.
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