I think "smuggling of persons" is the most appropriate charge, but I'm not a lawyer.
Sec. 20.05. SMUGGLING OF PERSONS.
AnneBonny
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You're moving the goal posts. You said:
The only people impacted were the “defrauded investors.
The only people impacted were the “defrauded investors.
I don't know where you got that idea.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has decided that Theranos' Newark, California, facility poses "immediate jeopardy to patient safety."
In December 2013, a lab inspector found that the lab didn't meet the required standards for at least 10 different blood tests.
Despite the changes that Theranos implemented after the 2013 inspection, the company's California lab failed even the simplest of tests the next year. The company obtained "unsatisfactory" scores — 70 percent and 40 percent — for two blood typing tests in early 2014,
In April 2015, Theranos was caught once again skipping over a fundamental safety procedure, at a lab in Scottsdale, Arizona. Theranos couldn't produce data showing that its staff has tested the lab's commercial instruments before using them on customer samples,
I'm not defending Abbott's operation.
Don’t get fooled into “it’s only human trafficking if it’s transporting for sex/profit”. It’s a much broader definition
I'll have to think about this. Thanks for responding.
I think it might qualify as human smuggling, but I'm not a lawyer.
...did you read the article?
In October 2022, Ms Jones Doering was exonerated by a Hearing Officer who ordered her to be reinstated as a social studies teacher at Roosevelt Middle School, situated in an area populated with more than 50 per cent Black or African American residents.
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