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Prison for Martha

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I honestly don't think what she did was as bad as everyone makes it out to be.

i never kept up with it, but I was talkin to someone who said if she had been just an average Joe, she wouldn't have gotten any jail time.

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i never kept up with it, but I was talkin to someone who said if she had been just an average Joe, she wouldn't have gotten any jail time.

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If she had been an average joe, she'd be in jail for well over a year.

i never kept up with it, but I was talkin to someone who said if she had been just an average Joe, she wouldn't have gotten any jail time.

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If she had been an average joe, she'd be in jail for well over a year.

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No, they don't hunt normal people down for insider trading. They don't even hunt people down unless you do it ALOT. Just Martha did the wrong thing at the wrong time.

i never kept up with it, but I was talkin to someone who said if she had been just an average Joe, she wouldn't have gotten any jail time.

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If she had been an average joe, she'd be in jail for well over a year.

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No, they don't hunt normal people down for insider trading. They don't even hunt people down unless you do it ALOT. Just Martha did the wrong thing at the wrong time.

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Martha wasn't charged with insider trading, she was charged with obstruction of justice for giving statements the prosecution believed to be false. Keep in mind that the statements she made were not under oath anyway. I had to write a paper about this last semester.

 

It is a DISGUSTING case of making someone the scapegoat. Even if she was guilty, no way someone deserves to be jailed for this.

i never kept up with it, but I was talkin to someone who said if she had been just an average Joe, she wouldn't have gotten any jail time.

461076[/snapback]

If she had been an average joe, she'd be in jail for well over a year.

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if she had been an average joe, she wouldnt have even been prosecuted.

 

theyd need a helluva lot of prisons if everyone who ever lied to investigators got prosecuted.

 

that said, her lawyer is a total dumbass. what was the deal they passed on? paying a fine? probation? something like that...

i never kept up with it, but I was talkin to someone who said if she had been just an average Joe, she wouldn't have gotten any jail time.

461076[/snapback]

If she had been an average joe, she'd be in jail for well over a year.

461080[/snapback]

No, they don't hunt normal people down for insider trading. They don't even hunt people down unless you do it ALOT. Just Martha did the wrong thing at the wrong time.

461095[/snapback]

 

Martha wasn't charged with insider trading, she was charged with obstruction of justice for giving statements the prosecution believed to be false. Keep in mind that the statements she made were not under oath anyway. I had to write a paper about this last semester.

 

It is a DISGUSTING case of making someone the scapegoat. Even if she was guilty, no way someone deserves to be jailed for this.

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But if I remember correctly, doesn't this all stem from the investigation on her insider trading? They couldn't nail her on that so they went elsewhere? Haven't really followed to case, because honestly I don't care about anything Martha Stewart related, but that's what I remember the last time I read something.

Ok, someone explain this one to me....

 

Martha gets charged with SEC insider trading and obstruction.

 

Subsequently she's convicted of obstruction, and the insider trading charges are dropped.

 

In other words........

 

Matha was convicted of covering up a crime she did not commit.

 

 

Insert logic here.

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