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Italy has single-handedly, the worst judicial system in the world.

That's a pretty bold claim. I'd rather go to court in Italy than China, for example, even after this debacle.
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I wish the American courts were this strict with organizations that pay for 'scientific' results that are profitable or politically expedient.

Strict and reasonable are two separate things. As long as a court is both, I'm fine with it. In this case it seems like reason wasn't part of the judgement, unless there are some facts we haven't been made aware of yet.
Edited by lordikon - 10/22/12 at 11:53am
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I wish the American courts were this strict with organizations that pay for 'scientific' results that are profitable or politically expedient.

Oh yeah, great idea. Our jails would be filled with people who failed to predict Katrina and the tornadoes in Tornado-alley. Yeah, definitely our courts would be better off mimicking this example #shutupandgobacktoyourhippiecommune
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That's a pretty bold claim. I'd rather go to court in Italy than China, for example, even after this debacle.

I don't know much about the Chinese legal system, but if I can go to prison for 6 years for failing to predict the unpredictable, I'd almost rather take my chances (albeit blindly) in the Chinese courts...
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*sigh* at all the political back and forth... I would agree with an earlier comment that it's just human nature from those in an assumed 'alpha' position. Blame someone so they don't look at you... lynch mobs are better pointed at other people than those in charge.

As for the actual jailling of scientists for their opinions... not at all uncommon and there have been other stories lately and over the years about this same type of thing. One scientist was charged with being an accomplice after submitting her findings about drug content in poppy shipments... she disagreed that the source shipments qualified as drug trade since there was beyond minimal traces, so they said 'fine... but there ARE traces (impossible to eliminate btw), so you're lying and in cahoots... so jail for you too!"...

America has a bad rap due to excessive media reporting sensationalist tendancies... we're just as bad as everyone else in different ways.
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I wish the American courts were this strict with organizations that pay for 'scientific' results that are profitable or politically expedient.

Oh yeah, great idea. Our jails would be filled with people who failed to predict Katrina and the tornadoes in Tornado-alley. Yeah, definitely our courts would be better off mimicking this example #shutupandgobacktoyourhippiecommune
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That's a pretty bold claim. I'd rather go to court in Italy than China, for example, even after this debacle.

I don't know much about the Chinese legal system, but if I can go to prison for 6 years for failing to predict the unpredictable, I'd almost rather take my chances (albeit blindly) in the Chinese courts...

The conviction rate in China is extremely high (U.S. data on the subject puts it at 99.88 percent!), if you're even going to be in court there, you're pretty much already guilty.
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The conviction rate in China is extremely high (U.S. data on the subject puts it at 99.88 percent!), if you're even going to be in court there, you're pretty much already guilty.

I stand corrected, bring it on Italy thumb.gif
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For some reason this reminded me of some law that was recently passed in the US (can't remember which state, it was only that particular state that passed the law) where they made global warming illegal.
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That's like the USA blaming China for taking all the jobs.
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maybe those scientists promised or guaranteed something that can't be predictable. the scientists who signed the contracts will be held accountable according to the wording used.

this happens to doctors quite often and why malpractice insurance is mandatory. a doctor will slip out something like "yes, she will get better with time. guaranteed." to the patient's relatives. that patient then dies a day later from complications during something simple as a splenectomy. that doctor is then liable for promising something that's impossible to predict.

so nope, i don't feel bad about this.
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Absurd, earthquake is unpredictable. Italian government act like seismic engineering is an easy stuff.
Rather than throwing innocent scientist to jail, they should identify what building has been collapsed, and throw the consultant or contractor - who build a building that do not obey the building code - to jail instead.

I wouldn't surprise if the already rare seismic engineer become even rarer in that country.
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Sounds like the Italians are acting like Americans.
We have a problem? We must find someone to blame immediately. Who cares about the problem, let's just send some people to jail over it. Preferably innocent people.

This was (and still is) seriously ridiculous. It's basically forcing all future forecasts to be horribly apocalyptic in nature - who's going to risk SIX YEARS (which, contrary to the American judicial system's apparent opinion on sentencing in general is a seriously long time) in jail over it again? if that was my organization my next report would say that Aidoneus was going to swallow up the entire country and there is nothing anyone can do but evacuate the whole of Italy right now.
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