Iceland Just Jailed Dozens of Corrupt Bankers for 74 Years, The Opposite of What America Does

The prosecution of the Icelandic bankers represents an accountability that does not exist in America.
By Jay Syrmopoulos
The Free Thought Project
Oct 22, 2015
http://bit.ly/1PKl5ZG

In stark contrast to the record low number of prosecutions of CEO’s and high-level financial executives in the U.S., Iceland has just sentenced 26 bankers to a combined 74 years in prison.

The majority of those convicted have been sentenced to prison terms of two to five years. The maximum penalty in Iceland for financial crimes is six years, although hearings are currently underway to consider extending the maximum beyond six years.

Iceland Just Jailed Dozens of Corrupt Bankers for 74 Years
Spiro
Oct 22, 2015
https://youtu.be/eLG2lb6ACKI