He absolutely is a lifelong criminal who up to this point has faced shockingly little accountability.
Interesting. When I wrote this sentence, "It seems that with enough money, enough high powered lawyers, enough tolerance in the system, a person can get away with things everyday people can't.", I was going to add prosecutorial apathy as an additional factor but left it out as my personal opinions as to the proper deliniation of detail creates a grammatical style that seems a burden to many people.
Well in the case of Trump SoHo it seems that basically Vance was going to indict his kids but then Trump bribed him so corruption more than apathy.
I was referring more to where you said, "That's when he could fly under the radar in a legal sense though because there was no particular benefit for prosecutors to go after him (outside of doing their job right)." It's prosecution not doing their jobs that I was referring to as apathy. Perhaps, though, I did not understand your intent.
Oh yes, I'm sure in other cases it was apathy as he was more trouble than he was worth, I thought you were referring to my specific example which was corruption.
Agreed. It was the first part about the SoHo business that I found interesting because I didn't know about it, and the second part about prosecutors not doing their job that reminded me that I had thought the same but didn't mention it the first time around. Also, in a different way, I also think it's a kind of corruption too. I think our culture produces so much insecurity that only very strong people will put skin in the game. People keeping their heads down, in my opinion, is typical of people who fear conflict.
How was Vance bribed. Any link? Just don't remember this.
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