>We don't throw people in jail because we don't like their business practices. We do when they're fraudulent* * Exceptions for too big to jail bankers. Jamie

>We don't throw people in jail because we don't like their business practices. We do when they're fraudulent* * Exceptions for too big to jail bankers. Jamie Dimon won't see a day in jail despite running a criminal enterprise. >The idea that the government wasn't absolutely salivating at the opportunity to throw some bankers in jail is one of the funniest things I read on the internet. People don't seem to understand that the government and banking industry are often at odds on many things. The banking industry has a meltdown when the government isn't treating them with utter admiration. If the DoJ were actually concerned about putting bankers behind bars they could easily use Sarbanes-Oxley to make a few bank CEOs do the perp walk in an orange jumpsuit. They're far too rich a source of campaign contributions, however (see Hillary's Goldman Sachs speaking fees for instance).