Criminal Charges Against Banks Risk Sparking ‘Nuclear Winter’

(Before It's News)

“Companies, especially financial institutions, will do almost anything to avoid a tough enforcement action and therefore have a natural and powerful incentive to make prosecutors believe that death or dire consequences await. I have heard assertions made with great force and passion that if we take any criminal action, the skies will darken; the oceans … Read more

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