I'm not sure about seeing a chart of existing cases and illicit proceeds, but what is available is the United States Sentencing Guidelines §2B1.1. [0] The value

I'm not sure about seeing a chart of existing cases and illicit proceeds, but what is available is the United States Sentencing Guidelines §2B1.1. [0] The value amounts increase exponentially, while the points, which correspond to length of sentence, increase linearly. So, like the other poster said, go big. Take the base offense level for the crime, add the points in the chart for the dollar amount, and then reference the Sentencing Table in §5A [1]. Levandowski and other folks with no criminal history will be in column 1 of the chart. Keep in mind that this is only a guideline, and the judge is not bound by it. Let me know if you have any other questions! To demonstrate: Insider Trading - Base Offense Level: 8 Monetary Loss | Points Added | Total Points | Total Sentence Length | Dollars/month > $6,500 2 10 6-12 months $812 > $15,000 4 12 10-16 months $1,153 > $40,000 6 14 15-21 months $2,222 ~~~~ > $250,000 12 20 33-41 months $6,756 > $550,000 14 22 41-51 months $11,957 > $1,500,000 16 24 51-63 months $26,315 > $3,500,000 18 26 63-78 months $49,296 > $9,500,000 20 28 78-97 months $109,195 > $25,000,000 22 30 97-121 months $229,358 > $65,000,000 24 32 121-151 months $477,941 >$150,000,000 26 34 151-188 months $887,573 >$250,000,000 28 36 188-235 months $1,182,033 >$550,000,000 30 38 235-293 months $2,083,333 https://www.ussc.gov/guidelines/2018-guidelines-manual/2018-chapter-2-c#2b11 https://www.ussc.gov/guidelines/2018-guidelines-manual/2018-... https://www.ussc.gov/guidelines/2018-guidelines-manual/2018-chapter-5 https://www.ussc.gov/guidelines/2018-guidelines-manual/2018-... Edit: This isn't meant to encourage anyone to commit a crime of any magnitude. Doing that would likely violate the terms of my probation.