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Pardon me: it's only accounting fraud
Here's someone whose New Year has got off to a flying start - Kim Woo-choong, founder of the Korean conglomerate Daewoo.
Convicted and sentenced to ten years behind bars for accounting fraud following Daewoo's collapse under £40bn of debt - Woo-choong has been pardoned by the country's president.
That means he serveda little more than a year for his crime. Even taking into consideration his good behaviour, that something of a result for a man associated with a massive corporate disaster.
Just goes to show that in some place white collar crime remains only marginally more serious than parking on a yellow line.
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