gigi
06-25-2005, 01:14 AM
In another thread you asked:
Where does it say that if the FSC loses, their non-compliant members can't be prosecuted retroactively?
Today is the day for compliance. Just because they won't inspect you next week or indict you next month, I must be missing the part that says if the DOJ wins in court they still can't come back to you with screen shots from today or tomorrow and make you prove compliance.
Someone point that out to me.
And the answer is... *drum rolllllll*
3. The Government takes the position that the regulations codified at 28 CFR, part 75, et seq., are in effect as of June 23, 2005, and reserves the right, after the expiration of this agreement or the denial of a preliminary injunction, to prosecute or otherwise commence enforcement proceedings with respect to any violation that occurs on or after June 23, 2005 (including any violation that may occur during the period of this agreement).
Where does it say that if the FSC loses, their non-compliant members can't be prosecuted retroactively?
Today is the day for compliance. Just because they won't inspect you next week or indict you next month, I must be missing the part that says if the DOJ wins in court they still can't come back to you with screen shots from today or tomorrow and make you prove compliance.
Someone point that out to me.
And the answer is... *drum rolllllll*
3. The Government takes the position that the regulations codified at 28 CFR, part 75, et seq., are in effect as of June 23, 2005, and reserves the right, after the expiration of this agreement or the denial of a preliminary injunction, to prosecute or otherwise commence enforcement proceedings with respect to any violation that occurs on or after June 23, 2005 (including any violation that may occur during the period of this agreement).