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Loretta Lynch questioned over secret deal depriving fraud victims of $40M
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"More than a year before President Obama nominated federal prosecutor Loretta Lynch to be attorney general, a former federal judge quietly called on Congress to investigate her U.S. attorney’s office for trampling on victims’ rights."
"Paul Cassell, a law professor at the University of Utah, said Ms. Lynch’s office ... never told victims in a major stock fraud case that a culprit had been sentenced — denying them a chance to seek restitution of some $40 million in losses."
"Mr. Cassell, in written remarks to a House Judiciary Committee panel in 2013, said if prosecutors were using secretive sentencing procedures to reward criminals for cooperating with them, it could violate the Crime Victims Restitution Act." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Don't look for this to get any media play and probably no mention in our latest Congress - now purged of anyone that might have the power to do so by the re-empowerment of a real "boner" . |
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