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Here's a challenge for you savvy readers: Name a group of people who must submit to fingerprinting, have their letters and e-mails scrutinized, and make their phone calls on taped lines. If you guessed prison inmates, sorry. The winning answer is Wall Street employees. These practices have long been the norm for people in the securities business, whether or not they've misbehaved. No one asking that people shed tears for Wall Street. But, as the saying goes, bad facts make bad law.
May 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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