The judicial officer who dealt with Burger's case, Alan Hudson, cleared him of the specific charge of eye-gouging as determined by the International Rugby Board, but found him guilty of committing an act contrary to good sportsmanship.
In investing, big scandals tend to produce deep scars, but it sometimes pays to let go of prejudices and to abandon negative connotations of a company that went through the wringer in the past but has since turned its act around and guilty parties are sent to jail.