Your tax dollars at work

JUST CHARGE THE FINE TO THE VICTIMS: The State of Florida sold personal
information from its drivers license data base to private marketing
companies, including each driving citizen's name, address, and Social
Security number. It made $108 million on the sales over a four-year
period -- the four years after such sales were made illegal by federal
law. When several Floridians sued, the state refused to admit
wrongdoing, but agreed to settle for $10.4 million, which will be
divided up this way: the drivers who sued, $3,000 each. Everyone else:
a $1 credit on their next car registration fee. The five law firms that
worked on the suit: $2.85 million. Federal law calls for a $2,500
penalty for each violation, which would have come to $39 billion. (St.
Petersburg Times) ...Which would penalize citizens even more. So how
about ten years in prison for every state official who went along with
the scheme?
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