There is no question about the moral or ethical barriers crossed in this scandal. It's just another example of people softening the world for their kids. On one end you have parents paying tons of money to get unworthy kids into institutions that they'd otherwise not be admitted. In the middle, you have a man setting up a network to facilitate the moving of money from the parents willing, to the people that could actually get things done at the institution level. On the other end, you have coaches, registrars, and administrators accepting money, large amounts of money, to circumvent the normal admissions procedures and rules to admit unworthy applicants.
So the question is...and I ask this out of ignorance....what laws were broken?
As far as I know, none of this involves scholarship money, so I wonder who the victim was in these crimes besides the folks that lost a spot to these silver-spooned peckerwoods.
Does the difference between Public or Private institution matter at all?
No doubt it's a bad deal, but WHAT do they prosecute them for?
So the question is...and I ask this out of ignorance....what laws were broken?
As far as I know, none of this involves scholarship money, so I wonder who the victim was in these crimes besides the folks that lost a spot to these silver-spooned peckerwoods.
Does the difference between Public or Private institution matter at all?
No doubt it's a bad deal, but WHAT do they prosecute them for?
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