While one supposes there's a vigorous debate to be had about what constitutes parody and what constitutes potential fraud, which is certainly something that will be debated in criminal charges are filed based on the complaint, at this point I would hope that cooler heads prevail and that Konpacki's admission that his move was a step too far will bring about a similar confession from the politician's office that pursuing a felony charge with jail time attached also seems a ridiculous use of any of the system's time given the measures taken by the employer. I'm not totally optimistic about this.
