washington democratic u.s. senator elizabeth warren release friday report criticize call shockingly weak punishments corporate crimes condemn justice department securities exchange commission lax approach warren 13-page report title rig justice outline 20 civil criminal case 2015 say illustrate pattern weak problematic enforcement white-collar crimes either result limit resources lack political will obama administration make repeat promise strengthen enforcement hold corporate criminals accountable doj announce september would place great emphasis charge individuals responsible corporate crimes warren write nonetheless ... accountability corporate crimes shockingly weak warren favorite among progressives criticize justice department federal law enforcement agencies rarely prosecute individuals call sec particularly feeble say loose regulation agencies often turn legal rule suggestions company freely ignore warren say federal law unambiguous state corporation commit violation individuals work also must fault federal agencies rarely pursue convictions large corporations executives justice mean prison sentence teenager steal car mean nothing sideways glance ceo quietly engineer theft billions dollars promise equal justice law turn lie write contrast treatment highly pay executives everyone else sharp report warren say first annual series enforcement describe low-punishment case range for-profit colleges engage deceptive recruitment practice general motor cover years ignition switch problems vehicles another example list upper big branch mine disaster massey energy ceo donald blankenship convict one misdemeanor follow mine explosion kill 29 people despite company history safety failures sen. warren slam 'shockingly weak punishments corporate crime