Seems to me that she got off easy. If the risk of fraud is “sorry, I guess I have to give back the money” and then walk free, there is little determent to fraud.
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Seems to me that she got off easy. If the risk of fraud is “sorry, I guess I have to give back the money” and then walk free, there is little determent to fraud.
Let’s remember that it is not always the workers who commit fraud. In fact the article below from the NY Times should enlighten you:
http://select.nytimes.com/search/restricted/article?res=F60A11FA3D5B0C768EDDA80894DF404482#
Sure – it’s isn’t always the worker – but in this case, and way too many of them, it is the worker.
And do you work for the NY Times? Giving us a link that requires us to pay to view the article – how tacky…