He was fined what he profitted from fraud that the judges agree he committed, plus interest. In what world is that excessive?
Wow… i saw the headlines but didn’t realize this was the case. Not even punitive fines. Literally this is the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM it could be without fraud being profitable.
With this fine, it actually was profitable. Interest is always lower than what someone could actually earn on the funds if they just dropped it into some broad market ETF, or reinvested it to commit more fraud.
Wow… i saw the headlines but didn’t realize this was the case. Not even punitive fines. Literally this is the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM it could be without fraud being profitable.
Judge says voters gave him that money fair and square
Actually… scratch that.
With this fine, it actually was profitable. Interest is always lower than what someone could actually earn on the funds if they just dropped it into some broad market ETF, or reinvested it to commit more fraud.