Obviously the general principle of what you're talking about is true, but invoking that in this context is kind of a weird overreaction. She didn't stab someone and get away with it. She was a bit too careless about her email security. Big deal, there are bigger fish to fry. I mean, we could dig up some incident where she illegally jay walked and then sweet talked her way out of a ticket, and I could say "Look! Yet again she she thinks she's above the law and can do whatever the fuck she wants," but that would be crazy. It's absurd to make these dramatic indictments of her character and reputation over this petty nonsense. Sure, she could have handled the email shit better, but I still haven't seen anything that truly justifies this magnitude of outrage and obsession. This whole "controversy" is like a text book example of a red herring fallacy. It's a meaningless thing to focus on.