Posted on Sep 27, 2023
Findings in Trump fraud trial reignite questions about why Bill Barr's DOJ dropped the case
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Michigan University Law professor and former prosecutor Barbara McQuade is asking why the federal case was dropped against Donald Trump for inflating his wealth.
"Now that [the] judge has found Trump engaged in [a] massive asset inflation scheme to obtain loans and insurance, I am even more puzzled as to why [the] U.S. Attorney’s Office in SDNY walked away from it. Bank fraud is a federal criminal offense," she wrote on the social media site previously known as Twitter.
"Now that [the] judge has found Trump engaged in [a] massive asset inflation scheme to obtain loans and insurance, I am even more puzzled as to why [the] U.S. Attorney’s Office in SDNY walked away from it. Bank fraud is a federal criminal offense," she wrote on the social media site previously known as Twitter.
Findings in Trump fraud trial reignite questions about why Bill Barr's DOJ dropped the case
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Richard Signorelli, former assistant U.S. Attorney at the Southern District of New York, offered his own take on why Trump wasn't prosecuted federally on fraud charges and he blamed Attorney General Merrick Garland for limiting the scope of special counsel Jack Smith's investigation to two other matters."...
..."Richard Signorelli, former assistant U.S. Attorney at the Southern District of New York, offered his own take on why Trump wasn't prosecuted federally on fraud charges and he blamed Attorney General Merrick Garland for limiting the scope of special counsel Jack Smith's investigation to two other matters."...
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