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Old 05-16-2013, 02:20 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by Ninjalawyer View Post
A compliance culture is more than just whether or not the CEO knows something is wrong in a particular instance, it's about whether everyone in a management position both knows and respects laws that the corporation needs to comply with.

In any event, my comment wasn't a defense of Apple or Steve Jobs, because really it's irrelevant whether or not he knew what he was doing was illegal. Although if he didn't, then Apple's in-house lawyers failed at their jobs; saying that Apple's lawyers failed does not mean I"m absolving Steve Jobs of anything.
My apologies, what I was trying to say did not come clear.

The e-mail is obviously written by Steve Jobs, he had a special position in Apple, and what he did does not necessarily demonstrate what is happening with rank and file Apple employees (here, management). For all I know, a majority of Apple employees might be equally scandalized by the content of e-mail. Or not. I can not say.
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