pandajack
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$4 million is not a penalty. There was something there they didn't want to see the light of day. If the penalty doesn't sting, you are condoning the behaviour.
Jun 27, 2023 12:30 AM
pandajack
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$4 million is not a penalty. There was something there they didn't want to see the light of day. If the penalty doesn't sting, you are condoning the behaviour.
themobileappisbroken
$4 million is a rounding error.
The22ndDoctor
It's okay, I saved a copy on the same hard drive that houses my debt records. (spread that around so they hear it.)
Bystandr
The only way to prevent data fiascos is to give back rights to the individual and nullify contracts including language that signs them away.
TheobromineAddict
WOW, that's .00003 of their 2022 net income! For me, that would be $2.70 of my GROSS income! They must really be hurtin':
ilovedogknots
4 million dollars is a rounding error for JP Morgan
WhyCantIStopArguingWithInternetTrolls
That will really show em...
HeraldOfTheBadger
Make it $4b
TheChunguskaEvent
$4m is cheap as fuck to put 47 million emails beyond discovery
therealalansmithee
Someone got a big secret bonus
vex720
relsky
Fined $4 M, earned $20 B from whatever it was they were hiding. Capitalism!
foreverinchains
"Accidentally" deleted evidence.
MajorNikon
"Allegedly"
Draenic
And "unnamed archiving vendor" = give us a day or two to invent one to blame.
BarkingBlackbird
Why are there furnaces in the accounting department?
foreverinchains
To accidentally destroy evidence?
BarkingBlackbird
The shovels and stacks of papers were telling.
nonsequitur
This is what many people call "obstruction of justice".
Corrodias
Only if you're poor.
majortool
It's actually called spoliation. Whether you meant to or not, if you had a duty to retain data, the judge can make adverse inferences about what that information contained.
majortool
For example, if you have a dash camera, and let's say they have evidence you posted dash cam video online every day, and then you get in an accident, and somehow the memory card goes missing, the judge, can instruct a jury, or decide himself, if he believes that the memory card was in the camera at the time of the accident, then whether or not there is evidence that the defendant purposely destroyed it, you can assume what was on that memory card was so damning that it proves your guilt at the
majortool
highest quantum of proof as if you had seen the video and it definitely showed you causing the accident.