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I found this article interesting in that it points out how difficult it will be to get these executives for fraud without an email basically saying that they willfully provided valuations despite having knowledge that they were incorrect. What the article does not address is whether the action would fall under Sarbanes Oxley which would provide prosecutors with another means of pursuing these executives in court.
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