Newman should have been tried on "Seinfeld" finale

"For example, when Jerry was in need of a loaf of bread to give to George, so he could replace it, he STEALS it from an old lady off the street, in the episode, "The Rye"."That one I won't deny, but stealing it from her hand was the only thing he did. He didn't commit an armed robbery. He didn't threaten her with violence. At most this was like two kids fighting over something in school (not physically). He didn't even touch her (just the rye). So the punishment should have been minimal (maybe a month) on that one."Also, it can be shown that the gang committed yet another crime when they willfully parked in a handicap spot, at the mall, so it would be easier for them. Because of their lack of respect for the law, a handicapped woman was forced to park in a faraway spot. While on a hill, the woman's wheelchair lost its battery, and the woman fell down the hill on her wheelchair. Had the gang had a little more respect for the law, this woman would have not had to go up the hill, and she wouldn't have crashed, and ultimately, she wouldn't have gone to the hospital. The previous incident can be shown in, "The Handicap Spot"."That was wrong, however, that crime was not shown on the show. Instead what was shown on the show was Kramer giving the woman a used wheelchair, unknowingly. So whatever the gang hasn't been tried for can't be used against them. However Kramer being found guilty for making a mistake goes to far. It was a mistake. He didn't know that the chair was used."Also, in "The Implant", Jerry sent Elaine into the sauna Sidra Holland was in, to see if her breasts were real. After "tripping", Elaine touched Sidra's breast, and came to the conclusion that not only were Sidra's breasts real, but, "spectacular"."OK I plead no contest to this one.I will also add another case, "The Visa" wasn't Jerry's fault. His immigration papers didn't end up in the mail. I suspect Newman might have been up to it. He actually is a racist, as one example I will show later."Finally, while the gang was in Latham, Massachusetts, they see an overweight man get robbed, and held up at gunpoint. Yet, instead of doing anything to help that man, like calling the police, they took out a video camera, and decided to make fun of the man. This shows blatant dis-regard for the law."OK, this is not denied, what I am saying is that a certain Kluxer, named Hoyt, tried to take this too far and make it a trial against the gang for their life. He was a cheat. It could have just ended with a month in prison, but this piece of crud took it too far. Besides, who wouldn't admit to being afraid to helping someone, especially if the guy might have had a gun. I'm not saying that what they did wasn't cowardly. "My opponent tries to show that the gang does not have a track record of poor behavior"Again, not the point. "Poor behavior" is not enough to cut it in court. At most poor behavior gets you a fine, not years in prison, if you pay the fine. And as far as I'm concerned, all the fines Seinfeld had were paid, mostly on time, only one late, but he still paid it. The library cop's book fine was paid in full in that episode (season 3, 1991). So to bring him there was BS. He paid the fine, it's enough from there. That case was BS."George parked in a handicap spot at the mall, which ultimately lead to a woman going to the hospital."Again, it was not used against them in court, so it doesn't count.For those reasons, it's not that the gang doesn't deserve jail, but at most all they deserve is a month, and maybe a fine, and some community service.I also thank you for the debate.Having proved why the gang doesn't deserve jail, here are some crimes Newman commits:"The Old Man" -- Newman wants to sell records to an owner of Bleecker Bob's records. He doesn't get his way the first time, he lets it go and tries to find better records. When it doesn't work the second time, he goes KKK on the store on the owner. He first harasses him, calling him "ugly," "smelly," "I loathe you." Bleecker Bob had enough of it. He tells Newman to get out of the store, citing him as a threat. When that doesn't work, Newman tries to get violent with him, causing a fight that gets the store owner hurt. That's very serious. Kramer wasn't even involved. How the owner didn't hear him saying it is a mystery. Kramer actually tries to stop Newman from starting the fight."The Engagement" -- Newman is involved in a vicious kidnapping of a dog to help Elaine out. Most of this is because Newman, who is also a pervert, wants to hid the salami with Elaine. He gets arrested for it.Newman has used his job for corrupt purposes. In "The Label Maker," he makes a threat: " Yeah. I just hope Tim Whatley's electric bills don't suddenly get lost in the mail, or it could be lights out for him." How an act like that doesn't deserve at least 10 years in prison is beyond me. In that episode he also makes racist remarks, almost a hate crime, about Ukrainians. Newman unleashes his Klansman within him, deriding Urkainains, until a Ukranian set him straight.I believe it's "The Package" if I'm not mistaken -- Jerry is not satsified with his stereo. For some bizarre reason, Newman wants to start some trouble with Jerry and frame him for a crime he didn't commit. He finds a picture of Jerry smashing his stereo (which last time I checked wasn't a crime), and gives him a fine (in the real world I don't believe that happens). Jerry didn't commit any mail fraud whatsoever. Newman made that lie up. And there are many cases where we see Newman wishing ill on Jerry (further incriminating him) and his friends. He doesn't say justice. He says "evil wind" meaning he wants harm for Jerry and his best friends. George wasn't involved in anything. He gets accused for some phony act of him posting nude pics of himself. Nothing happened.You talk about how Newman was generous. Never saw any generousity. As a matter of fact, in "The Puffy Shirt," it is Jerry and his friends, not Newman,