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Punishment should match the crime, to both rehabilitate and be preventative. White collar crime gets basically no punishment, and looking at career of those p
by Xelbair 1y ago
Punishment should match the crime, to both rehabilitate and be preventative.
White collar crime gets basically no punishment, and looking at career of those people they usually end up falling upwards.
For such cases banning them from being in a management position for X years would be a nice discouragement.
- pbhjpbhj 1y agoI wouldn't ban them from management, just garnish their wages so they can only earn minimum wage (or minimum living wage). Also, no property ownership beyond a single home.
- dylan604 1y agoWithout punishment, there’s not much incentive for rehabilitation. Why stop/change/repent instead of just continuing?
- gambiting 1y ago>>White collar crime gets basically no punishment, and looking at career of those people they usually end up falling upwards I mean the article literally says the engineer could have been sent to prison for 75 years for his role in the fraud(effectively a lifetime sentence).