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I think he means there's a difference between seeking consequences that are appropriate to the crime rather than seeking consequences that are disproportionally severe compared to the crime committed? I.e., there's a difference between making Riley pay the money back (possibly a proportionate...

Thanks, Deoan. Even though I'm in favor of some sort of legal action, I didn't think about it in the way you said (perhaps because I've never really known anyone who's gotten in any trouble beyond traffic tickets). Thank you :hug

Zasha is exactly right (for me, at least, I can't speak for Ajailyn). Thank you for saying it so well, Zasha :) And Hammar, I've gotta say, you are the most awesome attorney I could ever imagine. I cannot express that enough. I am VERY glad you're the one helping us wade through this. :bow

To clarify my opinion: I 100% agree with Eniara that Riley's colleagues and superiors should make the call about whether Riley should continue in his job. It doesn't matter what occupation he has - the decision whether Riley is fit to perform his job or not is NOT our call, and it shouldn't be...

I'd like to make clear that in my earlier post where I talked about Riley's license as a mental health counselor, I was expressing my opinion and I have absolutely NO personal desire or intention to take any kind of action personally. I will never do anything to interfere with leadership's...

I completely agree with Ajailyn for this reason (which I believe is incredibly significant): Riley is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (therapist). As a therapist, Riley is an explicitly trusted person. He works with people who are disabled, mentally ill, disadvantaged...

Thank you, Hammar, Mother, and all of our leadership.