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Join Occupy the SEC in Urging the Congress to Oppose H.R. 4002 ("Criminal Code Improvement Act of 2015")

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  • Dec 6th, 2015
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  • Dec 4th, 2015
    Someone from Anchorage, AK writes:
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    The justice system is effectively two-tiered already, and H.R. 4002 would further separate those tiers by making it even more difficult to prosecute white collar crime.
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  • Dec 4th, 2015
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
    Someone from Fairfax, VA writes:
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    I oppose this bill because it would remove deterrents to white collar crime.
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
    Someone from Redmond, OR writes:
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    White collar criminals are not currently sufficiently held accountable for their crimes. Why would we provide such an obvious loophole? It almost seems like a literal "get out of jail free" card.
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
    Someone from Mesa, AZ writes:
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    The smartest (and therefore most damaging) criminals don't leave evidence showing intent. This bill would effectively place white-collar criminals above the law. Please oppose it.
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
    Someone from Lexington, VA writes:
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    If "ignorance of the law" becomes an acceptable defense for anything, it should be an acceptable defense for everything. And that is obviously a bad idea.
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  • Dec 3rd, 2015
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