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As the article says, it sends important message. And he does not serve 25 years. I don't know how it is the US, but in Finland people get relatively longer se
by nabla9 3y ago
As the article says, it sends important message. And he does not serve 25 years.
I don't know how it is the US, but in Finland people get relatively longer sentences for financial crimes because long sentences have inhibitory effect for money crimes.
Most violent crimes happen without premeditation by people without impulse control and longer sentences don't actually reduce crime. White collar criminals weigh the costs and benefits and do their crimes in cold blood after long time of planning.