You need to punish people who don't punish people who don't follow the rules. That's a reflexive rule and is the minimum requirement to get a stable institutional process.
> You need to punish people who don't punish people who don't follow the rules. That's a reflexive rule and is the minimum requirement to get a stable institutional process.
What did Equifax in the US get in response to their colossal-scale criminal negligence? Nothing. Zero fines and no one went to jail. Instead they were required to "make a deal" which netted them a tidy profit.
If found guilty, they faces up to seven years and possibly a stiff fine, depending on how much was made. This may end with a deal made and the cop making a tidy profit.