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Re: Hockmir post# 232313

Monday, 01/01/2007 5:51:15 PM

Monday, January 01, 2007 5:51:15 PM

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I believe that the OIC (criminal courts) probably have a unilateral agreement considering the laws of the OIC and SEC are similar. I would believe a criminal conviction in Canada should have a similar proceeding in the US as the same SEC rules have been violated. It is not like someone commited a crime in the US and cannot be extradited from Canada. SLJB is an american corporation. The alledged crime was dually comitted in Canada and in the US. IF the OIC offer a conviction, then the evidence would be awfully convincing in an American court with allegations brought up by the SEC. in fact an easy conviction for the SEC. I for one would not want to be the SEC if there is a criminal conviction and not do anything. The Press would have a field day. That would be cool that PV and AD fined by the OIC and the SEC if dual convictions arise. They better have DEEEEEEP pockets.

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