On 15 Feb 2009 01:00:21 GMT, D Murphy wrote:

Cuba - section 220 of the Labour Code: a sentence of imprisonment of from
six months to two years may be imposed on a person who, by breach of the
duties placed on him by his office, employment, occupation or profession in
a state economic unit (particularly of his duties relating to the
observance of the standards or standard-setting instructions and other
rules and instructions concerning technological discipline) causes harm or
substantial prejudice to the production output or to the rendering of
services by the unit or to its equipment, machines, machinery, tools or
other technical devices. The Committee has noted the information provided
by the Government in its report (including the documents annexed to the
report), to the effect that any sentences of correctional labour imposed
for violations of this provision are subject to the person sentenced being
willing to perform such labour.

Bankers & brokers in jail for massive fraud instead of
getting about 9 trillion in "bailouts" plus huge bonuses
from bushco buddies?
How would that work out?
How about considering them as terrorists?

IIRC The UK has brought charges against some already ..
--
Cliff