> even file criminal charges against individuals? Usually it would be recommended to FBI for legal review, and if they find that laws were broken, then refer

> even file criminal charges against individuals? Usually it would be recommended to FBI for legal review, and if they find that laws were broken, then referred to the DOJ for prosecution. > we see over and over comments of the "omg no criminal charges" If you committed a crime, whether violent or financial, then you should be prosecuted. It's disheartening to see government lawyers give away the candy store every time just so they can secure a "quick" negotiation and move on with their jobs. Unless people have _real_ disincentives to break the law.. guess what? They're just going to break the law and hide behind their money for as long as we let them. This needs to change or we're going to experience the 1930s again.