> She’s not a criminal. And the million dollars she paid to settle this, was that a "charitable donation"? It is unfortunate the US allows wealthy people to "

> She’s not a criminal. And the million dollars she paid to settle this, was that a "charitable donation"? It is unfortunate the US allows wealthy people to "settle" via fines while the poor often face jail time instead. Had she not "settled" it would have went to court, and if she was found guilty what would that have made her then?