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Bankers from major institutions still haven’t been held responsible for financial crash

Bankers from major institutions still haven’t been held responsible for financial crash

Holder deadline for review of individual cases passes with no action

AND one doesn’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand that this was nothing more than corruption!!!


Center for Public Integrity-

Three months ago, then-Attorney General Eric Holder gave his prosecutors 90 days to determine whether they could charge individual Wall Street executives with crimes related to the 2008 financial crisis.

“I’ve asked the U.S. attorneys … over the next 90 days to look at their cases and to try to develop cases against individuals and to report back in at 90 days with regard to whether or not they think they’re going to be able to successfully bring criminal and or civil cases against those individuals,” Holder said in a Feb. 17 speech at the National Press Club.

Holder is gone now, and this week that deadline passed. The Justice Department, however, is dodging questions about the former attorney general’s pledge.

“It is our policy not to publicly discuss on-going investigations,” said Justice spokesman Patrick Rodenbush.

[CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY]

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One Response to “Bankers from major institutions still haven’t been held responsible for financial crash”

  1. frontncenter says:

    That’s because if they go to jail the world will end… Don’t you people know they are too big too fail?

    and just simply replacing crooks with honest people will somehow …

    Oh.. wait.. why can’t they go to jail again?

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