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Originally Posted by fjtorres
Did you read the article?
Or the quotes?
He falsified board meeting documents! That *is* a criminal offense and constitutes securities fraud.
Other people went to jail for doing exactly what he did.
Jeeze!
When does the RDF expire anyway?
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Sure did. On the other hand, I also know that the case was investigated and Jobs was not charged. As far as I know, no new evidence has been unearthed since that time. So that tells me that either there wasn't enough evidence, or that there wasn't a chargeable crime. For those who do not remember, it was common practice to back date stock options back then. I'm sure that the nytimes wouldn't ever exaggerate or over dramatize the facts in order to drum up reader interest in their story.
