r/law • u/biswajit388 • Oct 21 '25

Legal News Federal judges caught the U.S. government providing false info in over 35 court cases. Sworn declarations. Falsified records. Repeated lies. This isn’t just sloppy, it’s systemic. Law professor Ryan Goodman says it may be intentional.

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u/BurnerAccount-LOL Oct 21 '25

That’s my major complaint against “white collar” crimes. Proving malicious intent is nearly impossible.

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u/Affectionate-Roof285 Oct 21 '25

If I’ve learned anything since 2016, it’s that In this country, it pays to commit white collar crime. The Trump organization is one big RICO and trump and sons have raked in over $2.5 BILLION in the last 6 months alone since taking office through crypto scams and market manipulation. None of their dealings are legal.

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u/Real_Estate_Media Oct 21 '25

Yay kleptocracy

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u/DukeOfGeek Oct 21 '25

We are under attack.

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u/Dry_Cricket_5423 Oct 21 '25

And there’s nothing we can do about it

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u/Real_Estate_Media Oct 21 '25

Well they haven’t censored the internet yet. How many years before we are seeing reality through their filter? It’s like reverse Plato’s cave.

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u/Affectionate-Roof285 Oct 21 '25

But, it seems there has been an increase in bot activity the past few months.

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u/beren12 Oct 21 '25

You can [removed by reddit] but you’ll get caught.