Just a couple of thoughts: 1. Prosecutors are afraid of losing and protracted court battles with all avenues of appeals pursued - making all but the slam dunk

Just a couple of thoughts: 1. Prosecutors are afraid of losing and protracted court battles with all avenues of appeals pursued - making all but the slam dunk cases unattractive to pursue 2. A great deal of the acts the the public would like top executives to be prosecuted for when examined objectively typically are mix of moral shortcomings, Grey areas, and civil (rather than criminal infractions) - making them easy to try in the court of public opinion and less so in a court of law. 3. A lot of prosecutors don’t have the technical support to parse some do the data/complex aspects of the case - let alone make it digestible for a jury