For what? LOL Even Ben Bernanke says we should have jailed banking executives after 2008. In case you're not being purposefully obtuse, you can watch about ho

For what? LOL Even Ben Bernanke says we should have jailed banking executives after 2008. In case you're not being purposefully obtuse, you can watch about how the reams of evidence of criminal behavior (you know, of actual written-down crimes) was ignored by the justice department (you know, the same agency that is pursuing this case), via PBS Frontline: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/untouchables/ http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/untouchables/ Frontline, was able to find direct evidence of executive criminality with just a cursory investigation (with no power of subpoena). The excuses coming out of the justice department's mouthpiece were so laughable, that he resigned the day after the piece went to air. There's a two-tier system in place here, and crimes like defacing a website causing a paltry amount of damage, although real, should be the crimes the justice department ignores if they're not able to apply justice to all crimes fairly and evenly.