> On Monday, U.S. Department of Justice attorneys responded. “Thousands of patients received unreliable blood tests, depriving them of money or property, placing their health at risk and, in many cases, causing actual harm,” prosecutors alleged in a filing in U.S. district court in San Jose.

Considering the vast weight of the harms she caused, in a "fair" retributive justice system, she would get far worse the sentences routinely doled out to typical criminals.

But the US "justice system" is hardly "fair".

Personally, I don't really believe in retributive justice. The light sentences afforded to privileged criminals bother me, but what bothers me more are the draconian sentences received by those of less privilege.