On the recordJuly 10, 2012
But that is like saying that the people that are a victim of counterfeit isn't going to be prosecuted as counterfeiters when the fact is they're losing value down the line.
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congress.govBut that is like saying that the people that are a victim of counterfeit isn't going to be prosecuted as counterfeiters when the fact is they're losing value down the line.
Bilbray compares victims of counterfeiting to those affected by regulatory processes.
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