Me?  I have a very specific view of what is important and what is less important.  In my world view, injuries to another person's body are top crimes.  Murder is at the top and I wouldn't oppose capital punishment for premeditated murder.  Murder itself comes in various types, premeditated, unintended in a fight, etc.  Murder generally is worst and lengthy sentences are appropriate to prevent it.  Injury, especially with permanent consequence is next and warrants five year type sentences and the high cost they entail.  Simple property crimes are actually pretty inconsequential.  I'd set sentences at 6 months or so for a $915 bank robbery.  If serious physical assault requiring real medical treatment had occurred, then it would be the physical injury charge that would lead.  I tend to judge the "crime" by its true consequence rather than its transient emotional irritation.  $915 is just not such a big deal and simple property crimes warrant at most 10x  the loss in public cost.