The fact that no patients were harmed, or as I understand it, in any way exposed to potential harm, her case seems common: someone promotes their new idea befor

The fact that no patients were harmed, or as I understand it, in any way exposed to potential harm, her case seems common: someone promotes their new idea before they get it off the ground, fake it til they make it. Her tech didn't make it and then she lied a bunch. I don't see what years in prison solves. She is of literally no harm to society so as long as you keep her away from healthcare and money.