The FDA gets its authority from the "Park Doctrine," which allows it to seek criminal convictions for violations of the federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act against executives, even if they're unaware of specific manufacturing violations but are in a position of authority to prevent or correct the problems.
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"Very soon, and I have no one particular in mind, some corporate executive is going to be the first in a long line ... So it's going to happen. Do what you can and do the right thing before we find out about it," Blumberg said.
Soon, ain't "SOON" enough. The corporate climate at these companies is one of, "design, manufacture, and promote FIRST, defend later".
Without regard for public safety.
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It needs to be that egg producer! Callas disregard for public safety in pursuit of corporate profits. Wonder if his paid off politicians can be help culpable too!
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