21. Preet's Pungent Pretermission
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22. Color Of Law
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23. Bankruptcy Pimp Disbarred
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... service and probation. While we admit that the "higher standard" myth about lawyers is a well known joke, we can barely imagine the dirt on public officials that Posner traded for his freedom. We can ...

24. Prosecutorial Discretion
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25. Honest Services Fraud
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... tifice to deprive another of the intangible right of honest services." There is a mechanism in place now that will enable tax payers to demand that our public officials are held accountable fo ...

26. Federal Dissent
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A growing number of federal officials, former DOJ employees, and current and former federal bankruptcy judges are admitting the ineffectiveness and outright corruption of the judicial process in the U.S.A. ...

27. Catharsis Burgeoning
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28. Paul Bergrin
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... in, Esq. Intellegent people like to connect-the-dots. Sometimes DOJ officials are intellegent and willing to connect-the-dots among organized crime families, like the mafia and the Neo-Mafia. Bes ...

29. New Jersey Neo-Mafia Crime Family
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... along with many other officials and clergy. Rabbis engaged in money laundering and / or illicit sales of human organs reportedly originating from Israel include Saul Kassin, Levy Izhak Rosenbaum, and ...

30. U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft
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... Justice Department dealt with more than 1,000 federal prosecutions of corrupt officials" " I remain convinced that there is no more important area in the fight against corruption than the challenge ...

31. Tri-State Crime Family
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... endeavors. That Corruption exists with the help and bribery of public officials. That these crime family members are cutting their own deals and rating out their brethren. Organized Crime was ...

32. Issues
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... y public officials and corrupt persons in private practice. Another form of bribe is getting paid to look the other way. Mega Case bankruptcy law firms routinely go out of their way ...

33. James M. Peck
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... officials. Consider the career goals of a selfish Federal or State prosecutor: Why should a lawyer devote valuable career time as a low paid prosecutor if they have to waste the job by actually prosecuting ...

34. Countdown
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This is the Countdown To Ecstasy The following eMail is one of a number of everlasting and eternal connections tying public officials into the tangled web of corruption. The treacherous members of ...

35. Spitzer & the Neo-Mafia
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...  corruption of government officials. The great surprise which the media, pundits, and politicians should be talking about: Eliot Spitzer was in bed with organized crime ... and thu ...

36. U.S. AG John Ashcroft
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... than 1,000 federal prosecutions of corrupt officials" U.S. Attorney General John D. Ashcroft " I remain convinced that there is no more important area in the fight against corruption than the ...

37. Kelly Beaudin Stapleton
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...  Again, we wish to thank the contributions from parties, attorneys, officials, and fellow internet journalists whether such submissions are done confidentially, anonymously, or without restriction.  ...

38. Robert S. Mueller
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39. Pillsbury Winthrop
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...  Blue and involved the coverup by both DOJ and California State Bar officials. Not to mention SEC issues which may envelope a number of other parties (including false statements, principles, accessory ...

40. Andrew Cuomo Ceases Law Firm Protectionism?
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... duct of far too many public officials, and perhaps Cuomo will go forward to begin the dismantling of the most pervasive and significant force of organized crime in world history: The Neo-Mafia of ...