Well, let me play that down. It's just a thought that occured to me.

I'm not a fan of 2257, and I think of many examples of federal criminal law is superfluous, high handed, court clogging, potentially damaging to civil rights and
expensive. (others would be the federal carjacking law, the federal stalking law, all drug laws, "insider trading" laws, the mandatory sentencing, etc.)

But still, the sword cuts both ways, companies that undergo successful inspections would logically benefit from that - the governement is in effect giving a stamp of approval on the business. Certainly an interesting spin....

Steve