Did you miss this?
"And if you want to split hairs:
“Absent a court pronouncement on the matter, the interpretation of the relationship between the statutes placed upon them by the administrative agency charged with their enforcement has the force and effect of law ... trial courts ... are entitled to rely on such administrative interpretations.” Michael L. Love v. C.J. Fitzharris,
U.S.Ct. Of App. For Ninth Cir. 460 F.2d 382; 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 9357, May 25, 1972.
You are defining the word "law" too narrowly, only to falsely bolster your position.
Stockholders can remove a CEO, and even sue for damages, for failure to reasonably maximize profits.  Even though there may be no "criminal" laws against it, there are "civil" laws that apply.
You must be in, or from Oklahoma, or thereabouts, considering the position of your postings.  Is there a conflict of interest that is coloring your judgment, prompting you to grasp at straws?  You're one of the strikers?