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2013-01-26 — bloomberg.com
``The SEC's penny-ante justice for Wall Street crooks, combined with the Justice Department's willful inability to find top executives who committed crimes at major banks, has left many Americans understandably cynical about the way law enforcement works in the U.S. Obama's first SEC chairman, Mary Schapiro, joined from Finra, an arm of the securities industry. Now he has tapped another defender of Wall Street (literally).''
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