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Ex-Admin Official Gets Probation, $90K Fine
A judge on Tuesday sentenced former Food and Drug Administration chief Lester Crawford to three years' supervised probation with fines of roughly $90,000 for lying about stocks he owned in companies regulated by his agency.
More on Crawford's dirty doings here.
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Comments (2)
Rich wrote on February 27, 2007 7:26 PM:Well that's one down. Now what ever happened to the stock fraud case involving Bill Frist? Seem to have just disappeared off the radar screen. Hmmmmmm
Richard L. Adlof wrote on February 27, 2007 10:19 PM:That is less time than he woulda done if he was carrying a single vial of crack.
Judges NEED to start using a buck equals a day rule of thumb as sentencing guideline.