There's certainly the case of sending too many people to jail for harmless stuff like smoking marijuana. But there's also the case of sending way too few "white

There's certainly the case of sending too many people to jail for harmless stuff like smoking marijuana. But there's also the case of sending way too few "white collar criminals" to prison, too. Too often they get away with their company paying a sub-1% of their annual revenue fine for a multi-year violation affecting millions from which they made billions of dollars. Virtually no personal accountability for the executives either. Worst case scenario, they get a golden parachute on their way out if the scandal becomes a big enough PR problem for the company.