OP is saying it's a natural side effect of this sort of complicated crime, it's not just an issue with how it's prosecuted.
Although rerouting the massive amounts of money + human capital in non-violent crimes (drugs) to white collar would help... and probably pay for itself in recovered money (via tax revenue and reduced government corruption).
That probably still wouldn't result in SBF-type criminals being arrested right away though.
Although rerouting the massive amounts of money + human capital in non-violent crimes (drugs) to white collar would help... and probably pay for itself in recovered money (via tax revenue and reduced government corruption).
That probably still wouldn't result in SBF-type criminals being arrested right away though.