criminally

The manufacturers should be criminally liable if anyone gets injured and required to do a recall for defects.

It's not wrong or evil or even criminally negligent to want programs that you write to work as intended.

But any activity that wins damages on the civil side could also (at federal prosecutor discretion) be prosecuted criminally.

In the US, it doesn't seem like organised bands are going to risk criminally attacking autonomous devices to steal parts.

Should they be criminally charged, no, not for the hack itself, perhaps for the highway theatrics.

Big banks collude with drug cartels but no one is named criminally, small btc exchange is cited for money laundering.

Now, an adult having sex with a child on the other hand is obviously acting criminally.

And what's worst, there are no consequences for being utterly incompetent, lying or acting criminally?

Several commentators more or less agree, arguing that performing these tests on the I-40 was criminally negligent.

This is criminally under-upvoted...one of the best tutorials I've read in a long time.

It's just that public prosecutors will be more likely to actually criminally prosecute, instead of deferring the insulted party to a civil suit on the matter.

It's not that your points are irrelevant, it's that they needlessly draw attention from the issue at hand: that the car manufacturers are being criminally negligent.

Also from the Bloomberg piece - "But in the wake of the financial crisis only one bank in the whole country has, as an institution, been criminally indicted for mortgage fraud: Abacus." And that bank was exonerated on every charge.

Do you have any stories or links for things about people saying "horrible and bigoted shit" about Christians or some other majority religion and then not getting ridiculed/lambasted by some other portion of the population, or not being criminally charged?