After pharmaceutical hedge funds manager, Martin Shkerli price gouged a life saving drug that costs dollars to make, and he choose to take its price from $13.50 a pill to $750, it seems fitting that any bond at a bond hearing, now that he has been arrested for securities fraud, should be set using the same metric.
By making this request of a bonds judge, it would still send a strong message that America rejects such greed and vileness, and that there will be consequences for those who create artificial economic systems to fleece and profit off of the harming and destruction of innocent Americans who play by the rules of law and basic human decency.