The DOJ responds to Sherrod Brown, Chairman of the SubCommittee of Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection regarding the criminal prosecution (or lack thereof!) of large financial institutions.

This letter more than the usual "blah blah" nonsense with nothing concrete, half excuses, and a failure to admit the horrid record of protecting the big crooks involved in our current national financial crisis.

This letter is more, because has become the "entry vehicle" for a letter from a whistleblower, which is on point to the failures to prosecute. A case where DOJ lawyers blatantly admitted cover-up of crime by one of the most powerful hedge fund / politicians in our nations history.

Very OMG, baby!

Yo, Yo, Yo!

White Crook Caught Red Handed

Jon Corzine is the Teflon Jon, caught stealin' money. One point 5 of the biggest.

What are the chances that an organized crime member gets punished? No, not low level Tony Soprano type, but one of the big players, government insiders. Well, first let's consider what some honest members of our federal government who were in charge of enforcing the relevant laws against such crimes had to say on the matter:

Corzine bears responsibility for MF Global's unlawful acts. He held and exercised direct or indirect control over MF Global and Holdings and either did not act in good faith or knowingly induced these violations. In violation of his legal obligations, he also failed to supervise diligently the activities of MF Global's officers, employees, and agents.

This Federal Judicial Center publication was undertaken in furtherance of the Centers statutory mission to develop and conduct education programs for judicial branch employees:

S. Elizabeth Gibson
Burton Craige Professor of Law
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
School of Law
Chapel Hill, North Carolina

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Where There is Smoke, There is Fire

So, we are supposed to believe that there was only just a little bit of human kidney selling going on. We are supposed to believe that the Bankruptcy Ring with players in New York and New Jersey admitted 10 years of human kidney trading, but that there are no area hospitals involved in the illegal transplants, that there wasn't a single crime of insurance fraud ...

You think rich people would pay for an entire operation with their own money after they just paid six figures for the kidney?

... that there wasn't a single surgeon or operating room staff suspicious about the Playmate Cooler that arrived from the Middle or Far East, that there wasn't a single lawyer helping the crime ring to dot their eyes and cross their Tees.

Yeah right. Well, at least Ralph J. Marra Jr., Acting U.S. Attorney, never got the memo about how the "Justice" game is played for the benefit of the neo-mafia. Perhaps the title "Acting U.S. Attorney" should have been the tip off for our understanding, as if Marra skipped his orientation training.

Stay tuned at BankruptcyMIsconduct because we are not afraid to point fingers at the really ugly people involved, failing to do their official duties as prosecutors, or otherwise just plain ugly.

RICO RACKETEERING ACTIVITY DEFINED
Racketeering activity, as defined by the RICO statute, includes any acts that
involve or that may be charged as any of a wide range of crimes under state or federal
law.

RACKETEERING ACT 4(a)
(Conspiracy to Murder a Witness)

Yes people, this is the real deal. A former State and Federal prosecutor here. A former U.S. Army Ranger. What is missing from this story? ...

No. 08-700C
FILED UNDER SEAL
Filed: December 1, 2014
_________
JAY ANTHONY DOBYNS,
Plaintiff,
v.
THE UNITED STATES,
Defendant.

• The record reveals at least two instances of conduct by defendant?s counsel that, in the court?s view, provide indication that fraud on the court has occurred here.
• This matter has since been referred to the Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) at the Justice Department.
• The record indicates that there is much more involved here than a simple misstatement of act, a fraudulent filing, or a failure to advise the court of a critical fact.

Francis M. Allegra
Judge

We'll have a lot more to say on this.

Why is it that #ConflictFraud is allowed to enrich dirty #HedgeFund Managers and their False Affidavit filing dirty lawyers? This is for crimes involving from hundreds of Millions of dollars into the Billions of dollars.

But when a #Woman is alleged to have made a false statement involving far less than a million dollars, only a fraction, the #DOJ feels it must prosecute?