I just want equal justice, CAELew.  While most of the things Green/HL attempted to steal are "priceless", and there were hundreds of items, let just say conservatively they were worth, oh, $500 million.  If Green/Hobby paid a $3 million fine, that would be, what, six tenths of one percent fine based on the value stolen.  So, someone who steal $120 worth of things from one of his stores should only pay 72 cents as a fine plus return what was stolen. (someone really should check my math).  

Elagabalus raises the point of the problem of corporations as people when you cannot hold a corporation accountable in the same way an individual is held accountable.  Fine someone with hundreds of millions $3 million - such suffering!  Or fine a multibillion corporation billions of dollars - what do they care, it is a cost of doing business.  Notice those financial institutions who paid billions in fines are still in business?

The wealthy are the new "divine right" kings.  Money is power.