KB549
08-09-2017, 08:54 PM
2. Position of the enforcement staff.
The enforcement staff believes Bylaw 19.9.4-(e) is not warranted and notes the institution failed to
exercise institutional control and monitor, which runs counter to this mitigating factor. Further, while the
institution met its obligation to cooperate under Bylaw 19.2.3 and provided valuable assistance in the
investigation, it did not meet the high standard for exemplary cooperation.
Well. Well. Well. What say you Bdork and Vitter. Care to apologize to your fan base for telling a lie about that, too? Or do they have to file a class action federal lawsuit?
The enforcement staff believes Bylaw 19.9.4-(e) is not warranted and notes the institution failed to
exercise institutional control and monitor, which runs counter to this mitigating factor. Further, while the
institution met its obligation to cooperate under Bylaw 19.2.3 and provided valuable assistance in the
investigation, it did not meet the high standard for exemplary cooperation.
Well. Well. Well. What say you Bdork and Vitter. Care to apologize to your fan base for telling a lie about that, too? Or do they have to file a class action federal lawsuit?