The FBI and the SEC could take the case for Treaty as what the claimants did was sign a petition for bankrupting a public company with frivilous claims that they signed for the federal bankruptcy court for the judge. By doing so, and with the subsequent dismissal of their petition because of a lack of evidence or "show cause," the claimants may have perjured themselves in a federal court. And since it was against a public company, they can be charged in federal court. In addition, they may have violated several sections of the Ricoh laws. If I were them, I'd lay low for awhile, well, maybe a long while. If they do wind up in court against the feds, it will not be a pretty picture for them as in many instances convictions for those types of violations will cause you some prison time, plus probable asset loss. It's a big win for Treaty as now it allows them to move their operations to the forefront. Some good things are beginning to happen. Get Ready!
