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    BankruptcyMisconduct.com has been directing the public's attention to the operations and activities of various individuals as they act, or fail to act, to police, enforce, and fulfill important Congressional mandates related to the integrity of the bankruptcy process as well as applicable rules of professional and judicial conduct.  Practices of various professionals involved in the bankruptcy process which damage the American enterprise, economy, and individuals, are due to the self regulation and self policing mechanisms of these professionals.
 

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(04/03/09) Soprano Suicide

"Dead Men Tell No Tales" Another Whistleblower Bites The Dust More instances of witnesses against public corruption supposedly committing suicide.  They were murdered to keep them quiet.  Apparently they did not comprehend their own "Doug-Pick" thinly veiled death threat warnings.  Thing is, if...
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(03/01/10) Paul Bergrin

What do Paul Wayne Bergrin, Esq. and Eliot Spitzer, Esq. both have in common? Without question, both were state prosecutors, both were federal prosecutors  as U.S. Attorneys within our DOJ, and both had a long history of financial transactions with organized crime ... including at a minimum prosti...
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(03/01/10) Catharsis Burgeoning

State Bar Association going after lawyers who tacitly approved and enabled government official client to lie under oath. Love the smell of Napalm in the morning?   "Good Morning Vietnam!" BankruptcyMisconduct want's to explain this in simple terms.  Yes, this is the start of something new. ...
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(10/04/08) Spitzer Family Values

There is no power more easily and profitably abused by corrupted officials than the selective enforcement of our laws.  Corrupt public officials can easily decline to investigate or prosecute those persons who are affiliated with their partners in organized crime rings. Perhaps even more ...
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(04/03/09) Andrew Cuomo Ceases Law Firm Protectionism

The long standing failure to prosecute criminals, when they happen to be attorneys within BigLaw, may be at its end.  Law Firm Protectionism existed in the form of an institutionalized policy whereby politically elected or appointed prosecutors simply refused to investigate or prosecute crimes on...
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(09/20/08) Marcia Goldstein

The largest corporate bankruptcy in U.S.A. history was the MCI / Worldcom bankruptcy filed in the Southern District of New York, a/k/a "Debtors Paradise". The bankruptcy was necessary after an extreme amount of executive greed and corporate criminal activities at the firm.  But was the criminal a...
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