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Mortgage Fraud Charges Against Letitia James, Explained

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The Mortgage Fraud Charges Against Letitia James, Explained

On Oct. 9, the US Justice Department issued an indictment against New York Attorney General Letitia James, alleging bank fraud and false statements to a financial institution related to a mortgage on a Virginia property.

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CNN Anchor Defends Letitia James From Charges of Mortgage Fraud: ‘We’re Still Getting the Details’

New York Attorney General Letitia James charged in fraud case after pressure campaign by Trump

GOP Panic: DOJ revenge probe eyes MAGA vet John Bolton

John Bolton, former National Security Advisor and vocal Trump critic, is being investigated over allegedly mishandling classified information.

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Top Justice Dept. Officials Weren’t Told in Advance of James Indictment

New York AG Letitia James calls federal charges "baseless"

Trump Got His Fraud Case Against Letitia James. Winning It Is a Different Question.

In a five-page indictment, secured from a federal grand jury in Virginia, federal prosecutors focused on a $109,600 loan that James took out in 2020 for a home in Norfolk, Va.

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Legal expert calls out 'ironic' twist as NY AG who prosecuted Trump faces federal bank fraud charges

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The Mortgage Fraud Case Against Letitia James, Explained

An indictment brought by a novice prosecutor and Trump loyalists against one of the president’s foes centers on a 2020 house purchase.

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MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell Knocks Down Case Against Trump Nemesis Letitia James Point-By-Point

Lawrence O’Donnell knocked down fraud charges President Donald Trump prompted against New York Attorney General Letitia James in detail.

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BU Expert: Trump’s Letitia James case is a longer shot than a lightning strike. Here’s why

Few people are convicted of mortgage fraud, and even fewer face jail time, according to a Boston University business professor.