Why didn't someone at Hobby Lobby go to jail?  If this had been a person who worked in one of Hobby Lobby's stores who walked out with a dozen $10 items items without paying, that person would be in jail.  But because it is a wealthy, influential person and we are talking about extremely valuable items, the situation is somehow different.  

I guess wealthy people who steal artsy, museum quality stuff are granted a different standard for what constitutes theft in our legal system.  Unwritten, to be sure, but obvious in practice.  What do million dollar, ten million dollar, or even billion dollar fines mean for someone who has millions/billions more to play with?  

Maybe we should just fine the person who steals a couple of hundred dollars worth of stuff.  I suggest a fine that would be the same ratio of fine to value stolen as the Hobby Lobby president paid.