> what actual, specific crime did they commit that warrants a custodial sentence? As another commenter pointed out: > Conviction of 3 felonies including consp

> what actual, specific crime did they commit that warrants a custodial sentence? As another commenter pointed out: > Conviction of 3 felonies including conspiracy to defraud the United States and yet no one is going to jail. Those are crimes punishable by prison sentences, if the judge so chooses to enforce the law. I bet nobody lost their right to vote either, despite the felonies. Admittedly I am not a lawyer, and I am definitely not an expert on Citizens v. United (which is essential to the arguments being made here), but I still don't believe they couldn't be put in jail - all it would take is for the judge to have a motivation to do so.