In 1992, the federal judge H. Lee Sarokin became so outraged reading industry memos in a liability lawsuit that he cast aside judicial restraint when he wrote, “All too often in the choice between the physical health of consumers and the financial well-being of business, concealment is chosen over disclosure, sales over safety, and money over morality. Who are these persons who knowingly and secretly decide to put the buying public at risk solely for the purpose of making profits and who believe that illness and death of consumers is
