However, you can make the argument that insider trading shouldn't be criminalized at all, and at any rate, it played no role in the crisis that wrecked the economy.
From high-achieving older students to the tiniest students just starting out, black girls are criminalized at every step of their school careers.
The suggestion that women could be criminalized at all was once the third rail of anti-abortion discourse, which typically argued that banning abortion would "protect" women from their own choices.
Most of the students were still in their teens, in their first semester at the school, and came from impoverished communities that a majority of Mexicans can identify with; they can't credibly be criminalized as "guerrillas" or "narcos".
At a press conference 10 days ago, Mr. Ackermann said it would be "very unfortunate for Germany" if bonus payments for high-performing executives were criminalized.
Many diseases disproportionately affect the groups of people who get left behind, because they are criminalized and at the margins of society.
–In case you needed more evidence that adolescent mischief is being criminalized, eight students at Wilson Central High School in Lebanon, Tennessee, were charged with misdemeanor vandalism and disorderly conduct after starting a food fight in the school cafeteria on May 23.
"If safety information is silenced because, it's criminalized, that puts people at risk," she said.
Additionally, if syringe possession is criminalized, law enforcement are at risk of accidental needle-sticks, as a suspect has no incentive to declare syringe possession to an officer prior to search.
Though neither bills address quantities of recreational marijuana that would affect a commercial industry, some say the senate bill in particular has the potential to help the long-running problem of black and Latino residents being criminalized for marijuana offenses at a disproportional rate to whites.
