Remember OS's previous screed about heeding the commandments about not lying and stealing?
Well, Denninger shares one refreshing episode in which a judge realizes that a bank and its law firm were attempting to steal a home from a family through foreclosure by lying to his court, and attempting to use his court as the means to commit fraud.
The judge, blessedly, was not amused.
Now, the question remains: Why aren't disbarment proceedings underway? Why isn't law firm under scrutiny by the Florida Attorney General, to see how many times they got away with this before being caught? Why hasn't one lawyer or banker been cuffed, perp-walked for the cameras, had his prints and mug shots taken, and been forced to cool his heels before making high bail?
Denninger's correct in this one point: Until that happens on a regular basis, the fraud will continue.
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