Court overturns Arthur Anderson (Enron) Conviction

[law.of.averages]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 21_pf.html

I don't believe it... it's amazing what money can buy.

Subsequently, as the Securities and Exchange Commission began looking into Enron's convoluted finances, Andersen put in practice a policy calling for destroying unneeded documentation.

Destroying unneeded documentation before an investigation starts is company policy. After the investigation starts, it's obstruction of Justice... how unclear is that!

[Soulja]

Now that is bull shit, those bastards deserved to burn alive.

[Avaris]

That is complete BS, I mean they're basically just mocking the officials in the face by saying that they were destroying "unneeded" documents, and then still winning! What sucks even more is because of the amendment that prevents people from being tried for the same case twice....