Well, a good analogy of this topic in your article would be how the authorities are so tough about arresting people for insurance fraud no matter how sparse the evidence is that someone actually committed that same crime. However, what you'll notice is that the authorities always seem to go after average everyday civilians for suspicion of that criminal offense, but they never seem to go after the insurance companies themselves; and the higher-ups in the insurance companies are the biggest violators of the insurance fraud laws throughout the United States of America, but they never seem to get arrested. It's a hypocrisy in our criminal justice system, and it needs to stop. Well, the same applies to our sex laws. The Clintons have done horrific things for a long time, but they never seem to get indicted; whereas, you have people like Kevin Gillson who are wrongfully still on the sex-offender registry after all these years for some Mickey Mouse infraction that makes them no danger to society.