>"not enough people went to jail" This would be addressed if individuals were charged criminally, but the prosecutors seem to prefer charging the corporations,

>"not enough people went to jail" This would be addressed if individuals were charged criminally, but the prosecutors seem to prefer charging the corporations, then negotiating a settlement, over prosecuting individuals. Charging corporations with criminal actions never made much sense to me, but it seems that the point the author is making is that prosecutors prefer these 'quick wins' to going after corporations with civil lawsuits, or individuals with any charges at all.