Well that&#x27;s what the the courts are for. There are punishments like adding oversight into the agency.<p>It&#x27;s reactive, but hey you don&#x27;t get a ticket for &quot;conspiracy to speed&quot;.<p>There isn&#x27;t a lot of piercing of the corporate veil happening in gov&#x27;t agencies though. As in people getting arrested.<p>But at the same time, if you work at the FBI, want to try something, and your lawyers say it&#x27;s legal... Should you go to jail? Should the lawyer?<p>Sending the person in jail doesn&#x27;t really help much, but forcing the agency to adopt new postures could help more. We could do both as well, but what does throwing the person in jail really accomplish, apart from giving people a sense of vindication?