If we're holding everyone to the same standard, then let's require corporations to run business decisions by a judge first, on the public record, with counsel arguing the other side. Then let's make each and every decision of the judge subject to an as-of-right level of appellate review, then make those decisions subject to a third level of discretionary appellate review. Then also open up those decisions to collateral review and the ongoing possibility of revisiting the case, potentially decades later. In the background of all that, we can require business executives to be members of associations that can take away their licenses and their livelihoods for ethical failures.

Do you see how you're comparing apples and oranges?