Laws In Virginia

Lawyer Found Guilty by Jury of Elder Abuse. The Judiciary Should Plead Guilty Themselves Too.

Elder abuse is a serious crime against some of our nation’s most vulnerable citizens, affecting 10 percent or more of older Americans each year.

Jury Convicts Former Virginia Beach Investment Advisor and Williamsburg Attorney of $25 Million Nationwide Investment Fraud

APR 30,  2021 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: MAY 4, 2021

NORFOLK, Va. – A federal jury convicted two individuals today for their roles in a nationwide investment fraud scheme that resulted in over $25 million in losses to more than 300 victims, most of whom were elderly.

“As proven during a four-week trial, these defendants and their co-conspirators defrauded hundreds of unsuspecting investors out of over $25 million, draining their retirement accounts and leaving a trail of financial and emotional devastation for the victims,” said Raj Parekh, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. “The jury’s verdicts bring us one step closer to securing justice for the victims of these damaging, manipulative, and life-altering schemes. Our Office is deeply appreciative to the trial team and our law enforcement partners for their tireless work in unraveling this complex fraud and ensuring these defendants are held accountable.”

Federal Judges Invent Jurisdiction to Issue Lawless Writ of Execution Aimed at 86-Yr Old Widow

Contrary to what Plaintiff argues, subject matter jurisdiction existed in this Court at the time of removal. – Magistrate Judge Chris Bryan.

Criminal Acts: Outlaw Federal Judges Lawless Orders to Seize Homes Contrary to Texas Laws

This judicial order, which erroneously claims the lien has already been foreclosed would allow the lender a minimum of 10 years to foreclose.

US Gov. Enforcing Lawless Writ Which Silences Truth to Steal Texans Homes by Federal Judges in 2025

PHH has been burdened by Plaintiff’s continued litigation, as have various lawyers and government officials in the court system.

Lawyer Found Guilty by Jury of Elder Abuse. The Judiciary Should Plead Guilty Themselves Too.
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