full-disclosure - Prosecutors admit error in whistleblower conviction

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Message-ID: <20031015164714.52075.qmail@web14807.mail.yahoo.com>
From: montanatenor at yahoo.com (Montana Tenor)
Subject: Prosecutors admit error in whistleblower conviction

Wow, so who gives this poor man back those 16 months! 
Maybe the judge in the case should spend some time in
prison for his fouled interpretation of the law.  What
is sad is that the judge probably sleeps well at
night.  How well did this poor guy sleep in prison?

Given the lack of supporting case law, why is this man
not allowed to be free pending appeal?  Is he a danger
to society?  No.  Is he a threat to his former
employer?  No.

What about having some kind of balance in our judicial
system?  A crack dealer gets 9 months in prison, and
this guy gets 16 months.  So he got some egg on some
CEO's face..big deal.  The damn arp requests on this
company's network caused more usage than his emailing
did. 

Mr. McDanel, I hope you get a huge settlement for this
case, best of luck.

--- Jeremiah Cornelius <jeremiah@....net> wrote:
> McDanel has already 
> served his full 16-month prison term. 

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