> the involvement of senior Facebook leadership
If anyone perjured themselves, granted. If not, criminalizing this lets anyone in power go after anything with any economic heft.
> the involvement of senior Facebook leadership
If anyone perjured themselves, granted. If not, criminalizing this lets anyone in power go after anything with any economic heft.
I am, in fact, fine with anyone in power going after any company's senior leadership which makes a "clear intentional and systematic nature of repeated misstatements" while committing crimes violating privacy laws 40 million times. I am very equal opportunity punishment for all serial lying criminals. What part of what you said was supposed to be undesirable?
> fine with anyone in power going after any company's senior leadership which makes a "clear intentional and systematic nature of repeated misstatements" while committing crimes violating privacy laws 40 million times
You’re describing a wet dream for Silicon Valley’s elites. Reducing the courts’ ability to check prosecutorial discretion is an ongoing project there.