Richard
Final Approach
Assuming a bond is required for such a business as Ron mentioned, I wonder what hit on the bond capacity of that business entity? Keeping the guy in the employ could cost the business real monies.
I would have to be dragged screaming to plead guilty to a felony if innocent.
The question the management for which he works should be asking isn't whether they want to be friends with him or not, but whether they can trust him to handle their assets without putting something that belongs to the company in his own pocket instead of the company's. IOW, it should be just business, nothing personal.
So, none of y'all has any downloaded music, video, software or other copyrighted material you didn't pay for...right?
And nobody but nobody cheats or screws up the paperwork on their taxes.So, none of y'all has any downloaded music, video, software or other copyrighted material you didn't pay for...right?
Actually, no. I don't.So, none of y'all has any downloaded music, video, software or other copyrighted material you didn't pay for...right?