Well, I live a stones throw from St. Pats, and I too followed the case closely. You got many details wrong. A very simple timeline of events can fix that. 

The images on the infamous laptop were copied to a separate drive and were turned over. The images from the laptop are not what landed Ratigan in prison, nor are they what got Finn in trouble.....although popular opinion likes to think that is the case. But your claim that "nobody in law enforcement ever did" (see the images) is just plain false. 

Ratigan was sent to a psychiatrist for evaluation and assessment, not to a therapist for rehabilitation......huge difference. 

I never claimed that Finn acted responsibly, but I maintain that Finn did everything that he could with the information he had. I agreed with the judge's ruling. The judge dismissed the 1st charge, making the infamous laptop irrelevant. A bench trial is a glorified plea bargain. When agreeing to a bench trial, Bakers allowed people with real knowledge to walk.