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Federal Inquiries

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Documents which relate to inquiries on behalf of a Federal power into allegations & issues which are of interest to BankruptcyMisconduct readers.  Many whistle-blower allegations have been buried by related parties to the misconduct, but continuing publication of the truth of government corruption and how persons within the government have been assisting organized crime in the form of long recognized bankruptcy rings has caused other governmental officials to take notice.  We are presenting documents regarding inquiries by the Legislature, Congressional Committees, Academia, the OPR, the GAO, the FBI, or even the DOJ itself which we have not otherwise been forbidden to reveal.  These documents may relate to the early stages of what may become more comprehensive, or specifically targetted investigations by a Federal Special Prosecutor.

WebSci

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     R. S. Tare is a software engineer of great capabilities who built a successful technology firm named WebSci. 
     BankruptcyMisconduct can not state whether the alleged acts of crime and corruption by numerous officers of the court against Tare and his firm were motivated by greed, racism, or some combination of the two.  BankruptcyMisconduct can state for certain that the bankruptcy case, and any subsequent related criminal proceedings or legislative investigations will be covered. 
     Like peeling an onion, the stench grows more intense the deeper you get into it as you peel away the layers.  Mr. Tare has shown us how easy it would be for a Federal Special Prosecutor to automate a nationwide conflict search for bankruptcy firms employed by Debtors' estates with respect to parties for which such lawyers and lawfirms appeared in Federal courts.  Expanding the conflict search to include conflicts related to legal services evidenced by fee payments would be an elementary exercise in data mining, such data already available to the Federal government for example under the Patriot Act.

Decisions regarding bankruptcy matters, misconduct, ethics, etc.

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The good, bad, and the ugly decisions regarding bankruptcy misconduct, ignoring it, FAQs on how to thrust your head into the sand for fun and profit, and related documents.

SEC

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Documents related to the Securities And Exchange Commission.  This includes filings, administrative rules, related law, correspondence, complaints, investigations, prosecutions, penalties.  Documents which related to issues involving hedge funds may be referenced here.  We will also try to include information regarding Congressional oversight of the Commission, as well as career tracking of the most senior officials of the SEC with respect to their roles in the administration of justice as such intersect with misconduct in Federal Bankruptcy Courts.

Pleadings

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Motion or other filing submitted to a state or federal court.

Transcript

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Text of discussions or court hearings of a bankruptcy professional, judge, federal or state judicial officer, or other investogator.

Notable

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Relevant Documents, research, editorials, comment, academic, news, etc.

Bar Filing

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Filings submitted to a state for federal bar.