Any reasonable, honest, unbiased person attending the involved hearing would have to agree. In an honorable court of justice, Griffin would be held accountable for his gross transgressions. HE would be the one charged to pay a large fine. In a blatant cronyistic act of bias, the EthComm is now arrogantly and corruptly attempting to fine me, rather than Griffin.
Perjury is a crime.
Furthermore it is beyond preposterous to have a person such as Ms Boetsch heading the EthComm. This unethical person should have been kicked off the EthComm the instant she was found guilty of this serious crime. Obviously you do not agree. It is incomprehensible that you treat Ms. Boetsch as an honorable person deserving of high public office. It is well known that drunk driving causes many deaths and injuries each year.