It's just par for the course for super-powerful elites. Of course others have pointed out that Jobs is so important to Apple that doing anything to him would h

It's just par for the course for super-powerful elites. Of course others have pointed out that Jobs is so important to Apple that doing anything to him would hurt the shareholders that the laws are supposed to protect, whereas some option backdating -- which isn't even illegal, the problem was a paperwork filing technicality -- did zero harm to anyone.