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I would fine this culprit half a million dollar, because that's the money he would have collected from candidates for filing them. And every one of those applications were approved.
I don't know about that. Capital punishment doesn't stop murder. Not arguing against a heavier punishment, but the heavier punishment doesn't always discourage bad behavior.
I agree. The penalties should be much more severe.
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Originally Posted by Left-handed
I don't know about that. Capital punishment doesn't stop murder. Not arguing against a heavier punishment, but the heavier punishment doesn't always discourage bad behavior.
People can cough of money much more easily than time. While the punishment shouldn't be cruel, I feel there should be 30 days of jail time in addition to the $40,000 fine.
People can cough of money much more easily than time. While the punishment shouldn't be cruel, I feel there should be 30 days of jail time in addition to the $40,000 fine.
I think the punishment should be longer and should include community service as well as jail time.
If he is a naturalized citizen, can they revoke citizenship and deport him?
Not sure they could revoke his citizenship for something like this, but it is possible for the US government to strip a naturalized citizen of his/her citizenship and deport him/her. It's pretty rare though.
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