BOSTON - Actress Felicity Huffman is due to plead guilty on Monday to paying to have someone cheat on her daughter's behalf on a college entrance exam, part of a wide-ranging scandal in which wealthy parents used bribery and fraud to secure their children spots at prominent U.S. universities.
William"Rick" Singer, a California college admissions consultant, pleaded guilty in March to charges that he facilitated the cheating and helped bribe coaches to present their children as fake athletic recruits. Prosecutors have charged 33 parents with participating in the scheme with Singer, including Huffman, who was nominated for an Oscar for best actress for her role in 2005's"Transamerica," and Lori Loughlin, who starred in the TV series"Full House."
BevVincent I care more about the punishment for those accepting the bribes. Parents do it out of wanting the best for their child, don’t condone it but can get their misguided thinking, the greedy ones doing it for the money, not like the famous in the hot seat where their first customers.
thereRmany americans that claim this buying access is not capitalism at all.. its graft and graft is not apart of capitalism.. adam smith whowealth of nations what? when graft anmd access are bought it doesnt matter how much capital USA invests in itself. its graft&oligarchism
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