Really man...to enlighten you.....
When a crime has been committed and there is a victim who is in a coma, mentally unavailable, or DEAD, the State will proceed with the investigation and prosecution. It is the States responsibility to seek justice for those who are no longer able to do it themselves.
Enough of this BS Law School Q & A!
The "THUG 22" got what they deserved. They are adults who knew better than this. We don't need that type of employee working around aircraft for God's sake.
As far as the Uneployement Benefits go, I hope they do appeal the decision and I pray that US AIRWAYS attends the appeal hearing as they will be asked to do, and I hope that US sends a CLEAR MESSAGE TO ANYONE ELSE WHO THINKS THEY ARE ABOVE THE LAW. UNLAWFUL ACTIONS COMMITTED BY ANY EMPLOYEE IN THE SERVICE OF THE COMPANY WILL NOT BE TOLERATED BY U-S OR ANY OF ITS EMPLOYEES THAT HAVE FOUGHT THE HARD FIGHT TO KEEP THIS COMPANY GOING. There is a right way and a wrong way to handle any situation. They chose the wrong one. The end.