Be Careful What You Wish For-A Reply To The Runaway Legal System-By Harsha Sankar
Dear Citizen, November 2007
Western District Of Virginia U.S. Attorney’s John Brownlee’s simplistic statement“We are taking money from the bad guys and giving it to the god guys” pertaining to the verdict against OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma is indeed a reactionary one that the communists and fascists used to rationalize their major measures of confiscation.
$600 million of the judgment will come at the expense of shareholders, jobholders, and
consumers. This despite the fact this lawsuit had no documentation of ill-gotten profits
reaped.
In regards to fault, perhaps it belongs to the prescribing doctor. If any doctor’s medication is not satisfactory to the patient, seeking treatment elsewhere should be advised.
Individuals responsible for this fraud need to serve prison time as per written law. This
heavy-handed judicial lawmaking has enriched outsourced private law firms who "worked" on this matter. The unprecedented collection of fines has only caused the mushrooming of prosecutorial staffs.
State and federal law enforcement and medical agencies are feasting at the trough. The message to those should be “Be careful what you wish for!”. One judge’s act just perpetuates a runaway, unaccountable, and oligarchical legal system monopolized by bar association attorneys running wild.
Very Truly yours,
Harsha Sankar
908 Valley Ridge
Covington, Virginia 24426
.
Western District Of Virginia U.S. Attorney’s John Brownlee’s simplistic statement“We are taking money from the bad guys and giving it to the god guys” pertaining to the verdict against OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma is indeed a reactionary one that the communists and fascists used to rationalize their major measures of confiscation.
$600 million of the judgment will come at the expense of shareholders, jobholders, and
consumers. This despite the fact this lawsuit had no documentation of ill-gotten profits
reaped.
In regards to fault, perhaps it belongs to the prescribing doctor. If any doctor’s medication is not satisfactory to the patient, seeking treatment elsewhere should be advised.
Individuals responsible for this fraud need to serve prison time as per written law. This
heavy-handed judicial lawmaking has enriched outsourced private law firms who "worked" on this matter. The unprecedented collection of fines has only caused the mushrooming of prosecutorial staffs.
State and federal law enforcement and medical agencies are feasting at the trough. The message to those should be “Be careful what you wish for!”. One judge’s act just perpetuates a runaway, unaccountable, and oligarchical legal system monopolized by bar association attorneys running wild.
Very Truly yours,
Harsha Sankar
908 Valley Ridge
Covington, Virginia 24426
.
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