I wonder how many of those lost their jobs and lifelong savings, would say that the deferred prosecution system did its job?
Steve Cohen: “I wonder how many of those lost their jobs and lifelong savings, would say that the deferred prosecution system did its…”
On the recordJune 24, 2009
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Cohen reflects on the negative impact of deferred prosecution on Americans.
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