The partners implicated in that case were not publicly disciplined, and one of them was even allowed to write the document-retention policy that David B. Duncan, the fired Houston partner in charge of the Enron audit, cited as support for the shredding he ordered.
Later in the show the designers were also tasked with ripping the LA eatery, STK, to shreds in order to source material for a fourth outfit.
The administration's oil industry buddies are ecstatic at the windfall the entire oil sector has reaped by the quadrupling of oil prices to levels undreamed of before the advent of this Presidency, while many of the nations citizens are having their household budgets ripped to shreds in order to meet their home heating bills this coming winter.
Grass clippings, of course, come pre-shredded, but you may want to pug your twigs, hay, and other dry matter through the shredder in order to enlarge its surface area.
The evidence presented did not show that anyone at Andersen explicitly ordered shredding of documents, and lawyers not involved in the case said that it would be unusual for a white-collar criminal case to involve such a damning piece of evidence.
The cast read the brief on Sugarhorse, but were then told to shred it in order to maintain its secrecy from fans.
We now have shreds of the old order lingering among the older generations while chaos prevails among the young.
William Lynn in Philadelphia, where the late Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua ordered the shredding of a list of 35 priests believed to be child molesters.
It also got big front page billing in the Daily Telegraph, 'Fred the Shred' takes out gagging order and a biggish show on page 2 in later editions of the Daily Mail.
Nadelmann added that while prosecutors cannot legally be required to refrain from enforcing the law, the new guidelines would allow them discretion or to have a "shred of humanity", in order to examine the circumstances of criminals such as drug mules and couriers.
