> Criminal convictions of CEOs are useful. Yes, if they actually committed a crime and there is evidence to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. A drug dealer

> Criminal convictions of CEOs are useful. Yes, if they actually committed a crime and there is evidence to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. A drug dealer who gives all his money to feed the poor is morally good but legally a criminal. A CEO who lays off a chunk of his company to upgrade his yacht is a slimeball but not a criminal. Being morally repugnant is not the same as being a criminal. The urge to ignore the letter of the law and obey the will of the mob turns us into a nation of men instead of a nation of laws.