He was directed to do this and I want those that directed him to get a lot more than a slap on the wrist. I'm cool with underlings getting light sentences, but only if they rat out the guys sitting at the big desks. Also, He should lose his law license after he pleads guilty no matter how much of a light sentence he gets. I don't want him, or anyone else like him ever to be able to practice law again.
Yawn. So he admits to the crime and gets a firm scolding instead of the slap on the wrist.
He was directed to do this and I want those that directed him to get a lot more than a slap on the wrist. I'm cool with underlings getting light sentences, but only if they rat out the guys sitting at the big desks. Also, He should lose his law license after he pleads guilty no matter how much of a light sentence he gets. I don't want him, or anyone else like him ever to be able to practice law again.
Clinesmith is not an underling--he reported directly to the director. Check out Dan Bongino's explanation.