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But morality has little to do with the relationships that the federal government builds with its cooperators.
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Nor will they have the benefit of the interpersonal relationships that often develop between prosecutors and their cooperators.
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While a case is being built against the targets of an investigation, these cooperators are often a hot commodity.
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People are offended that cooperators get a break at sentencing (or even immunity) even if they are culpable themselves.
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Accordingly, cooperators loom large in both the hearts and minds of line prosecutors.
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David White was one of the early cooperators, but he was also at the company the least amount of time.
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So why do people still instinctively have a negative view of cooperators?
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Khan, a central figure in Operation Perfect Hedge, was one of the original cooperators with the government and she testified against Whitman at trial.
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My view is that cooperators who have done bad things do not become good people simply because they acknowledge their wrongdoing and testify against others.
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Of the 28 men on trial, eight had been considered prime defendants, alleged to be either the bombers, ideologues, or "necessary cooperators" in the fatal plot.
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Similarly, cooperators are not bad people simply because they cooperated.
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Some hackers retaliate against cooperators by ordering hundreds of pizzas to their house or calling in hostage situations and having a SWAT team show up, Mr. Pastore said.
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