Saturday, December 26, 2020

LAWYERS - ARE THEY AMERICA'S GREATEST THREAT? - WHAT ACTION SHOULD WE TAKE TO END THEIR LAWLESS LOOTING OF AMERICA?

Former Free Beacon ‘Men of the Year’ Winners Who Made Us Proud in 2020

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Former Free Beacon ‘Men of the Year’ Winners Who Made Us Proud in 2020

PARASITE LAWYER JOE BIDEN AND HIS PACK OF PARASITE LAWYERS

https://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2020/12/biden-and-parasitic-lawyers-but-isnt.html

Big Tech and Big Law dominate Biden transition teams, tempering progressive hopes

LAWYERS! THE GREATEST THREAT TO AMERICA

WHERE WOULD THE ORANGE BABOON BE WITHOUT HIS PACK OF SOCIOPATH ETHICALLY DEPRAVED PARASITIC LAWYERS???

De Niro: ‘Nuts’ Giuliani Used to Prosecute the Mob — Now He Represents the Trump ‘Mob Family’

Chris Christie: Trump’s Legal Team Has Been a ‘National Embarrassment’

https://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2020/12/shitbag-pathological-liar-lawyer-rudy.html

For the Republic to survive Trump’s presidency, he must be tried for his crimes. Even if that sparks a constitutional crisis of its own. JONATHAN CHAIT

Rudy Giuliani says he isn't discouraged by the recent string of federal appeals court losses..... REMEMBER THAT LAWS ARE GAMED BY THESE FILTHY LAWYERS. WE ONLY HAVE TO LOOK AT THE LIFE OF CRIMES PREPETRATED BY LAWYER BILL CLINTON, LAWYER HILLARY CLINTON, LAWYER BARACK OBAMA, LAWYER JOE BIDEN AND HIS BRIBES SUCKING SON, HUNTER AND LAWYER ERIC HOLDER, PROBABLY ONE OF THE MOST CORRUPT A.G.s IN U.S. HISTORY!

No, It Wasn’t a Coup Attempt. It Was Another Trump Money Scam.

The president knew he couldn’t prevail in the courts but he understands how to make money by failing. He did it with casinos and he’s doing it again. ROBERT SHAPIRO

Ensuring that Trump benefits even when he loses—and so never appears to fail – is an approach he has honed over his career. It nearly always involves making himself richer. He forged the strategy in Atlantic City. When he issued $100 million in junk bonds to bail out the failing Trump Plaza casino in 1993 temporarily, he used half of those proceeds to cover his personal debts. When his three casino hotels went bankrupt, he collected $160 million in management fees from the time the hotels declared Chapter 11 to the inevitable moment, years later, when he had to surrender them to his creditors.

Trump had figured out how to win while losing other people’s money. The final collapse of his Atlantic City properties also became personal paydays: He walked away with $916 million in tax losses based on $3.4 billion in defaulted debts owed to the banks and junk bondholders that actually put up the capital. To make it legal, Trump had assumed personal liability for the loans. But that was at the heart of the scam: Since he had not put up his own money, he couldn’t claim the losses without putting himself technically “at-risk” for the loans.


Michael Dean Cohen (born August 25, 1966) is an American disbarred lawyer who served as an attorney for U.S. president Donald Trump from 2006 to 2018. ... On February 26, 2019, he was officially disbarred by the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division.

Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen disbarred

Brianna Bell | U. Pittsburgh School of Law, US

FEBRUARY 27, 2019 12:08:23 PM

Michael Cohen was disbarred from the practice of law Tuesday.

Cohen, most notably a former lawyer for President Donald Trump, pleaded guilty in November to lying to Congress and evasion of income tax liability and was sentenced in December to three years in prison and to pay $1 million dollars in restitution.

The Attorney Grievance Committee sought to strike Cohen’s name from the roll of attorneys pursuant to New York’s Judiciary Law § 90(4)(a) and (b) the Rule for Attorney Disciplinary Matters because of his conviction of a federal felony. His disbarment is backdated to November when he pleaded guilty.

 

Michael Cohen: Trump won't release tax returns for fear of 'massive tax bill'

by Anthony Leonardi, Breaking News Reporter

 

 | September 16, 2020 09:42 AM

Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen speculated that President Trump has not released his tax returns because of the potential for a massive bill for back taxes.

On Tuesday, CNN host Alisyn Camerota asked Cohen, who released a memoir earlier this month titled Disloyal, if he was aware of why the president has concealed his tax returns from the public. Cohen said he believes it is because accountants will potentially discover fraud.

"Michael, do you know what's in Donald Trump's taxes that he doesn't want to reveal?" Camerota asked.

"Yea, the fact that he doesn't report the income that he claims. His wealth is not as significant. And I believe that they were probably very lenient in how they took deductions," Cohen said. "His biggest fear is that, if in fact that tax return is released, that there's a whole slew of organizations, of accountants, and forensic accountants that will rip through it, and he will end up with a massive tax bill, fraud, penalties, fines, and possibly even, you know, tax fraud."

In July, the Supreme Court ruled that New York prosecutors may pursue the president's financial records. The case, Trump v. Vance, pertains to the district attorney for New York County asking for eight years' worth of Trump's personal tax returns in connection with a grand jury investigation. The documents are material of which the president may not claim executive privilege.

In August, New York Attorney General Letitia James revealed her office is investigating the Trump Organization to determine whether it inflated the value of its assets to mislead lenders.

The civil investigation into the company began after Cohen testified before Congress in early 2019 that his former boss's financial statements, spanning from 2011-13, "inflated the values of Mr. Trump’s assets to obtain favorable terms for loan," according to a filing James issued last month.

The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office also subpoenaed Deutsche Bank, a creditor for Trump's properties as a private citizen, last year as part of its criminal investigation into the president's business practices, according to a New York Times report last month. Authorities reportedly sought to obtain all documents and records Trump submitted to the bank.

Over the course of several months, the bank provided District Attorney Cyrus Vance's office with detailed financial statements and materials the president provided in order to obtain loans. Sources reportedly said the prosecutor's investigation is still in its early stages.

 

 


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