Yes, and I get all of that, but he's "Teflon Don," because his modus operandi was to make somebody else do his dirty work; he could claim plausible deniability.

He royally fucked up in Georgia, because not only was it him that made the call (because arguably, it couldn't have been anyone else for his purposes), but Georgia is probably the worst state in the US to try to do what he did due to the power and breadth of their RICO laws.

And while I agree that the rich, white men among us often escape punishment, I do not think the facts of the case, the laws themselves, the judge he got, and his dollar store clown-show of a defense team can get him out this time. His goose is cooked.