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Re: [NEWS] Agents: CEO tried to import girl, 13, to wed
Chao Anh Cuong
§Ó b¶o vÖ c¸c em nhá ë ViÖt Nam nh t«i ®îc biÕt th× hiÖn nay mäi hµnh vi
quan hÖ t×nh dôc víi trÎ em vÞ thµnh niªn d¬Ý 14 tuæi ®Òu bÞ coi lµ "rape"
bÊt kÓ cã ®îc sù ®ång ý cña trÎ em ®ã hay kh«ng. Ngoµi ra trong c¸c quy
®Þnh cña Bé luËt h×nh sù cña ViÖt Nam ( Criminal code) cßn cã mét téi ph¹m
kh¸c nh: Téi giao cÊu víi trÎ em díi 18 tuæi tuy nhiªn cã ngo¹i lÖ lµ
ngêi cã hµnh vi ph¹m téi ®· biÕt ngêi ®ã ë tuæi vÞ thµnh niªn (<18 tuæi>
mµ vÉn giao cÊu.
Nh÷ng ngêi ph¹m téi nµy ®Òu bÞ xÐt xö víi møc h×nh ph¹t nghiªm kh¾c. Tuy
nhiªn kh«ng biÕt t¹i sao mµ lo¹i h×nh téi ph¹m nµy vÉn t¨ng trong nh÷ng n¨m
gÇn ®©y ???????????.
Best
Tuan
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> From: Cuong Nguyen <nguyen_cuong@yahoo.com>
> To: vnsa@list-server.net
> Subject: [NEWS] Agents: CEO tried to import girl, 13, to wed
> Date: Sábado 25 de Septiembre de 1999 05:18 AM
>
> Cha`o cac bac,
>
> Ca'i tin na`y la`m toi nho den co la`n doc bao VN ve cau
> chuyen nha trieu phu My~ (toi quen mat ten va` ong na`y
> hi`nh nhu da~ tu nan may bay) la` do^`ng chu? ha~ng DHL
> qua VietNam va lay 1 co vo be' 17 tuo?i. Toi rat ngac nhien
> la` bao VN da~ ca tung moi ti`nh cu?a ong ta voi co gai vi
> thanh nien VN ma` khong thay da? dong den van de^` ong ta
> da~ pham toi nang ne^` (statutory rape ?). Di~ nhien ca'i
> tin duoi da^y co`n na(.ng ho*n nhie`u, but basically
> they're both in the same vein.
> Cau ho?i cua toi o day la` hien tho`i chinh quyen VN da~
> co bien phap gi` huu hieu de^? bao ve cac em nho? (vi.
> tha`nh nie^n) VN chu*a ?? Co' la^`n duoc xem 1 chuong trinh
> cu?a phong vien My~ qua Phi luat tan "mua" vo*. tre? ma`
> thay o*'n qu'a!!! Hy vong se~ khong xa?y ra o+? VN.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Cuong
>
> P.S.
> Hey guys this has nothing to do with your on going
> ti`mba.ncha<mna<m campaign. D'accord? Oui? Non? :-)
>
> =========================================
>
>
> Agents: CEO tried to import girl, 13, to wed
> BY HOWARD MINTZ
> Mercury News Staff Writer
>
> After paying her family more than $150,000, a Silicon Valley
> patent lawyer and CEO was ready to board a plane this week
> allegedly to complete a deal for making a 13-year-old
> Vietnamese girl his wife.
> Instead, federal agents on Wednesday arrested
> Michael David Rostoker, 41, at San Francisco International Airport
> and charged him with illegally traveling to a foreign country
> to have sex with a minor.
>
> Rostoker appeared briefly Thursday in U.S. District Court
> in San Jose. He remains in custody, and his lawyer, Dan Barton,
> declined comment outside the courtroom.
> Rostoker is president and CEO of Microelectronics Research Inc.,
> the semiconductor subsidiary of Kawasaki Group.
> He apparently is well-known in the patent and technology field,
> particularly in relation to Pacific Rim issues. His credentials,
> outlined on a Web site at Stanford University, where he studied
> last year for a post-doctoral law degree, include published books,
> recognition by California Lawyer magazine as one of the state's
> top patent attorneys and past director of the
> National Inventors Council.
> He once designed computer systems for General Electric,
> has done legal work for Intel and was vice president of
> strategic alliances at LSI Logic, according to the Web site.
>
> Federal prosecutors also charged a San Jose man,
> Tri Roy Cole, 40, with assisting in Rostoker's alleged efforts
> to bring the girl into the country illegally with falsified
> immigration papers.
> Rostoker, who lives in Boulder Creek, has also worked in executive
> positions for several valley technology companies.
> According to an affidavit filed by Robin Sterzer,
> a U.S. Customs agent, San Jose police received a tip in July
> that Rostoker had arranged to bring the girl into the
> United States by paying her family and setting up phony documents
> that would portray her as 18 years old.
> Rostoker, the affidavit alleges, had traveled repeatedly to
> Vietnam and had sex with the girl. He at one point bought her
> a computer so they could communicate by e-mail, and those
> communications were seized by federal agents, according to
> court papers.
> If convicted, Rostoker faces a maximum sentence of 15 years
> in prison. Assistant U.S. Attorney Dave Calloway argued that
> Rostoker should remain in custody because he is a flight risk
> and might be a threat to other witnesses, including Cole,
> the co-defendant in the case.
>
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