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What crimes does the attorney general investigate?

What crimes does the attorney general investigate?

Investigators with the Attorney General’s Office can assist with specialized matters such as identity theft, mortgage fraud, Medicaid fraud, tax evasion investigations, election fraud, and public corruption.

Are Attorney General’s law enforcement?

Definition. The chief law enforcement officer of the federal government or a state. The U.S. Attorney General represents the United States in litigation, oversees federal prosecutors, and advises the President and heads of federal, executive departments on legal matters.

What types of cases does the U.S. attorney general office handle?

The U.S. Attorney’s Office represents the United States in federal cases, including all federal criminal cases. These cases are heard in any of the three federal courthouses in the District: in Charlotte, in Statesville, and in Asheville . The D.A.’s Office, by contrast, prosecutes state crimes, not federal crimes.

Can a lawyer participate in fraud upon the court?

All officers of the court are Working in Concert. As such, any attorney you hire will most certainly participate in the Fraud Upon the Court. Your own counsel will not have a choice but to participate or the other Officers of the Court will ultimately report him to the State Bar for some action.

When does an officer of the court commit fraud?

Omission of Evidence: When Officers of the Court are conducting Fraud, they are very careful not to present direct evidence that is Fraudulent it is strictly based on the Wanton Omission.

Do you have a duty not to commit fraud?

The very little duty includes the duty to not commit fraud. There is no statute for this. It is based on the fact that all, including opposing attorneys, have a duty to not commit fraud. I am sorry, but I am drafting a legal complaint and I need to cite a statute that the attorney has a duty not to commit fraud.

What causes fraud upon court cases to look alike?

Loop Hole: The Loop Hole that directly causes most all Fraud Upon the Court Cases to look alike is based on the your attorney relying on these basic principals of Attorney Client Privilege, Excusable Neglect and Plausible Deniability

All officers of the court are Working in Concert. As such, any attorney you hire will most certainly participate in the Fraud Upon the Court. Your own counsel will not have a choice but to participate or the other Officers of the Court will ultimately report him to the State Bar for some action.

Omission of Evidence: When Officers of the Court are conducting Fraud, they are very careful not to present direct evidence that is Fraudulent it is strictly based on the Wanton Omission.

Are there fraud cases dismissed in the court?

There is a growing awareness, a sickening realization out there that fraud is being committed in our courtrooms…just how pervasive the fraud is remains an open question….but I predict the real truth is not going to be pretty. Some judges are taking the initiative and dismissing cases when they uncover the fraud.

When was fraud committed on the court and the estate?

The court found that fraud upon the court and the estate had been committed when the petition for the increased fee was presented for the court’s approval while the letter from the nephew was kept secret.