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By Joseph H. Cooper Guilty, yes. But what about the pleas of those "innocents" who were swindled? Life in prison, yes. But which prison? Deterrence and retribution, OK. But would segregated, protective custody be adequate punishment? Restitution, you bet. But in what kind of facility can real payback be facilitated? "Imagine that, on some scale, you had done to friends, neighbors, and all-too-trusting acquain...
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