Tuesday, September 30, 2025 3:24:50 PM
The following is from a recent court decision
Charlie Javice, the disgraced founder of college-finance startup Frank, was sentenced Monday to seven years in prison for swindling JPMorgan Chase in a $175 million acquisition. The onetime fintech star, 33, broke down in tears as she begged for forgiveness before US District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein in Manhattan federal court. “I feel nervous, to plead before God and before you, Your Honor,” she said, her voice shaking. Hellerstein said Javice’s words in court were “very moving” and noted that her “record of good deeds is compelling.” “My job is to sentence people not because they are bad, but because they have done something bad,” the judge said. “You are a good person who has done bad things. I have to punish you. Markets require honesty. It’s Biblical. Yours was not an honest measure.” In summary, the Bible's message is clear: markets require honesty because God values truthfulness, fairness, and integrity in all commercial activities. Dishonest practices are viewed as detestable, while honest conduct is a delight to the LordAll IMO
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