The jury found the following defendants guilty or not guilty on various counts:
- Nicodemo S. Scarfo was found guilty on several counts including RICO conspiracy and multiple counts of wire fraud.
- Salvatore Pelullo was also found guilty on multiple counts such as RICO conspiracy, wire fraud, and securities fraud conspiracy.
- William Maxwell, John Maxwell, and Gary McCarthy were found guilty on some counts of RICO conspiracy and wire fraud but not guilty on other fraud-related counts.
- David Adler and Donald Manno were found not guilty on most counts.
1095 jury intstuctions for forfeiture allegationsmalp2009
This document provides jury instructions for a criminal trial in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey regarding forfeiture allegations against seven defendants: Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Salvatore Pelullo, William Maxwell, John Maxwell, David Adler, Gary McCarthy, and Donald Manno. The instructions explain the nature and purpose of the forfeiture proceeding, the standards for forfeiture related to the RICO conspiracy charge in Count One and the securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering charges in Counts Two through Twenty. The instructions also list specific property alleged to be subject to forfeiture in connection with the charged offenses.
Dossier 1'50 $ diapsora Celestin et al_v_martelly_et_al__nyedce-18-07340__006...Daniel Alouidor
This document is an amended class action complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York against several defendants including Michel Joseph Martelly, Jocelerme Privert, Jovenel Moise (former and current Presidents of Haiti), Western Union, Unibank S.A., Digicel Haiti, and Natcom S.A. The complaint alleges that the defendants engaged in horizontal price fixing agreements in violation of United States antitrust laws and consumer protection laws by conspiring to add unlawful fees to money transfers and international phone calls to Haiti. The named plaintiffs are United States and Haitian citizens who allege they paid higher prices when sending money or making phone calls to Haiti as
This document is a motion filed by the plaintiffs' attorneys requesting permission from the court to file a fourth amended complaint. Specifically, the motion requests: (1) changing the class definition; (2) removing Michele Reinhart as a plaintiff and adding George and Susie Pfau; and (3) adding claims against additional defendants including Central Asia Institute and MC Consulting for alleged RICO violations. The motion also details why the plaintiffs' counsel believes the additional claims and parties are necessary.
This document is a complaint filed by Central Asia Institute against Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company regarding insurance coverage. It summarizes that CAl had an insurance policy with Philadelphia to cover certain legal claims. CAl and its executive director Greg Mortenson were sued in two matters (the "Pfau Litigation" and "AG Matter") and incurred legal defense costs. However, Philadelphia refused to fully cover and advance these defense costs, in breach of the insurance contract. CAl is suing Philadelphia for declaratory relief and damages for its failure to honor coverage obligations.
Doc1031 pay day for lynn tillotson pinker & cox $189,945.99malp2009
This document is a fourth application filed by Lynn Tillotson Pinker & Cox, LLP ("LTPC") seeking approval of attorney's fees and reimbursement of expenses from the bankruptcy estate of FirstPlus Financial Group, Inc. LTPC requests approval of $183,333.33 in attorney's fees based on its one-third contingency fee from a $550,000 settlement with Buckno Lisicky & Company, P.C. and Anthony Buczek. LTPC also requests $6,542.66 in expense reimbursements. In total, LTPC requests approval of $189,875.99 for fees and expenses incurred from May 2014 to May 2015.
This document summarizes the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for the FPFG Liquidating Trust for the quarter ending March 31, 2014. It reports a beginning cash balance of $1,486,552, cash receipts of $364 from interest income, and total disbursements of $65,629, resulting in an ending cash balance of $1,421,287. The bank reconciliation matches the cash balance in two bank accounts, one checking and one savings, to the reported ending cash balance.
1095 jury intstuctions for forfeiture allegationsmalp2009
This document provides jury instructions for a criminal trial in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey regarding forfeiture allegations against seven defendants: Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Salvatore Pelullo, William Maxwell, John Maxwell, David Adler, Gary McCarthy, and Donald Manno. The instructions explain the nature and purpose of the forfeiture proceeding, the standards for forfeiture related to the RICO conspiracy charge in Count One and the securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering charges in Counts Two through Twenty. The instructions also list specific property alleged to be subject to forfeiture in connection with the charged offenses.
Dossier 1'50 $ diapsora Celestin et al_v_martelly_et_al__nyedce-18-07340__006...Daniel Alouidor
This document is an amended class action complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York against several defendants including Michel Joseph Martelly, Jocelerme Privert, Jovenel Moise (former and current Presidents of Haiti), Western Union, Unibank S.A., Digicel Haiti, and Natcom S.A. The complaint alleges that the defendants engaged in horizontal price fixing agreements in violation of United States antitrust laws and consumer protection laws by conspiring to add unlawful fees to money transfers and international phone calls to Haiti. The named plaintiffs are United States and Haitian citizens who allege they paid higher prices when sending money or making phone calls to Haiti as
This document is a motion filed by the plaintiffs' attorneys requesting permission from the court to file a fourth amended complaint. Specifically, the motion requests: (1) changing the class definition; (2) removing Michele Reinhart as a plaintiff and adding George and Susie Pfau; and (3) adding claims against additional defendants including Central Asia Institute and MC Consulting for alleged RICO violations. The motion also details why the plaintiffs' counsel believes the additional claims and parties are necessary.
This document is a complaint filed by Central Asia Institute against Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company regarding insurance coverage. It summarizes that CAl had an insurance policy with Philadelphia to cover certain legal claims. CAl and its executive director Greg Mortenson were sued in two matters (the "Pfau Litigation" and "AG Matter") and incurred legal defense costs. However, Philadelphia refused to fully cover and advance these defense costs, in breach of the insurance contract. CAl is suing Philadelphia for declaratory relief and damages for its failure to honor coverage obligations.
Doc1031 pay day for lynn tillotson pinker & cox $189,945.99malp2009
This document is a fourth application filed by Lynn Tillotson Pinker & Cox, LLP ("LTPC") seeking approval of attorney's fees and reimbursement of expenses from the bankruptcy estate of FirstPlus Financial Group, Inc. LTPC requests approval of $183,333.33 in attorney's fees based on its one-third contingency fee from a $550,000 settlement with Buckno Lisicky & Company, P.C. and Anthony Buczek. LTPC also requests $6,542.66 in expense reimbursements. In total, LTPC requests approval of $189,875.99 for fees and expenses incurred from May 2014 to May 2015.
This document summarizes the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for the FPFG Liquidating Trust for the quarter ending March 31, 2014. It reports a beginning cash balance of $1,486,552, cash receipts of $364 from interest income, and total disbursements of $65,629, resulting in an ending cash balance of $1,421,287. The bank reconciliation matches the cash balance in two bank accounts, one checking and one savings, to the reported ending cash balance.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending September 30, 2015. It shows $558,785 in cash receipts, including $550,000 from a litigation settlement and $8,785 in interest. Cash disbursements totaled $274,393, including $29,771 paid to unsecured creditors and $243,972 in general business expenses. The cash balance at the end of the quarter was $3,810,591 as reconciled across four bank accounts.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending December 31, 2014. It shows that the beginning cash balance was $4,466,071 and cash receipts for the quarter were $299,341, including a litigation settlement and interest income. Cash disbursements totaled $183,211, including professional fees and US Trustee payments. The ending cash balance was $4,582,201, which is confirmed by the bank reconciliation of two bank accounts.
Skype has partnered with Qatar Telecom (Qtel) to provide access to Skype software for mobile broadband users in Jordan and the Philippines, marking the first partnership between Skype and a Middle East operator. The deal will allow Qtel, which has over 68 million subscribers across 17 countries, to roll out the Skype service on its wireless broadband network. While Skype declined to provide details of the financial agreement, the partnership will help Skype expand its long-distance internet telephone service to more of the Middle East's 1.2 billion population.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending March 31, 2015. It shows that the beginning cash balance was $4,582,201. Cash receipts for the quarter were $873 and disbursements were $1,034,001, leaving an ending cash balance of $3,549,073. The bank reconciliation matches the cash balance in two bank accounts, one checking and one savings, to the reported ending cash balance.
The quarterly operating report summarizes the financial activities of the FPFG Liquidating Trust for the quarter ending September 30, 2012. It shows a beginning cash balance of $367,880, total cash receipts of $675,220 including $675,000 from a litigation settlement, total cash disbursements of $82,281, and an ending cash balance of $960,819. The quarterly bank reconciliation matches the $960,819 total cash to balances held in two Wells Fargo bank accounts.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending June 30, 2015. It shows a beginning cash balance of $3,549,073, cash receipts of $3,781, and cash disbursements of $26,655, leaving an ending cash balance of $3,526,199. The bank reconciliation matches the cash balance in the operating report and shows funds held in four bank accounts.
Maxim Trader: Perfect Solution to Increasing Your Disposal Income.Kang Chin Ling
Money
你不理 If you do not manage your Money
你不理 If you do not manage your 不理你 will pass you by.
Money Wealth
窮人因 理財而 The poor manage their money to get Wealth
窮人因 理財而 The poor manage their money to get 人因理 財而貴 Money when managed well makes you rich Wealth
Money Wealth
Robert Kiyosaki 富爸爸,穷爸爸的作者 Author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”
您在为钱工作, 还是钱在为您工作? Are You working for money, Or is money working for you?
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks 期货 Commodities
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks 债券 Bonds 期货 Commodities
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks 债券 Bonds 房地产 Property 期货 Commodities
外汇与股市平均每日成交量的比较 Comparison of Forex vs Stock Exchange Average Daily Trading Volume Forex Market New York Stock Exchange Tokyo Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange USD22.4Billion USD18.9Billion USD7.2Billion USD5Trillion
外汇交易每日平均成交量的成长 Growth of Forex Average Daily Trading Volume Foreign Exchange Average Daily Volume 2001–2013 USD bn 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 Reporting dealers Non-financial customers Other financial institutions0 Source: Bank ofInternational Settlements 2013 外汇日均成交量 2001 2004 2007 2010 2013
TRY 11 billion SGD 20 billion HKD 11 billion RUB 20 billion SEK 21 billion NZD 37 billiion CNY 27 billion MXN 34 billion CAD 57 billion CHF 63 billion AUD 84 billion GBP 196 billion JPY 227 billion EUR 612 billion USD 1,691 billion USD EUR JPY GBP AUD CHF 外汇市场平均每日最高成交量的钱币 The Top Average Daily Trading Volume Currencies
为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex?
双向获利空间 Bi-direction Profit Taking 为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex?
为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex? 双向获利空间 Bi-direction Profit Taking 24小时网上交易平台 24 hours web trading platform
为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex? 双向获利空间 Bi-direction Profit Taking 24小时网上交易平台 24 hours web trading platform 高杠杆操作 High Leverage Trade
自己投资外汇为甚么会失败? Why Self Trade in Forex usually Fails?
自己投资外汇为甚么会失败? Why Self Trade in Forex usually Fails? 資金有限 Limited Funds
資金有限 Limited Funds 知識有限 Lack of Professional Knowledge 自己投资外汇为甚么会失败? Why Self Trade in Forex usually Fails?
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The trustee filed a motion seeking court approval of a compromise and settlement agreement between the trustee and William Handley. Under the agreement, Handley will withdraw his $2.6 million proof of claim against the bankruptcy estate, and the trustee will dismiss claims against Handley that were pleaded in an adversary proceeding. The trustee believes the settlement is in the best interest of the estate as it provides certainty and avoids costly litigation, even though the trustee believes he has a strong claim, while Handley contends he has strong defenses. The trustee is requesting the court approve the compromise and settlement agreement.
Doc723 motion to vacate claims & stay further proceedingmalp2009
The Chapter 11 Trustee filed a motion to vacate claims orders and stay further proceedings related to two claims filed against the bankruptcy estate. The claims, totaling $275,000 each, were based on promissory notes related to the debtor's purchase of a company called Premier. After the claims orders were entered allowing the claims in part, an indictment was filed describing how organized crime figures took control of the debtor and looted it for their personal benefit through fraudulent transactions like the one involving Premier. The indictment revealed that one of the claimants, Learned, was controlled by one of the crime figures and was used to defraud the debtor and launder money as part of the scheme.
The Trustee filed a motion seeking court approval of a settlement agreement between the Trustee and Buckno Lisicky & Company, P.C. and Anthony Buczek. The Trustee had sued them for alleged accounting malpractice, aiding and abetting, breach of fiduciary duty, and civil conspiracy in connection with legal services. Under the settlement agreement, Buckno and Buczek will pay $550,000 to settle the controversies and receive a full release of claims from the Trustee. The Trustee believes the settlement is in the best interest of the estate as litigating the claims would be complicated, time-consuming, and expensive.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending December 31, 2015. It summarizes the $8,619 in cash receipts during the quarter from litigation settlements and interest. It also details the $14,912 in cash disbursements for chapter 11 professional fees, US Trustee fees, and general business expenses. The ending cash balance for all bank accounts is reported as $3,804,298, which ties to the balance reported on the quarterly operating report.
Total quality management (TQM) is a holistic approach that views continuous improvement across all parts of an organization as a process rather than a short-term goal. It aims to radically transform an organization through progressive changes in attitudes, practices, structures and systems. TQM involves commitment from top executives and the understanding that transforming an organization requires fundamental changes in basic beliefs and practices across the entire organization. It focuses on customer satisfaction through meeting changing customer needs in a cost-effective manner.
This document is an indictment charging Marc Sorrentino and Michael Sorrentino (known as "The Situation") with conspiracy to defraud the United States. Specifically, it alleges that from 2010 to 2013 they earned $8.9 million in income but failed to pay all taxes owed. It claims they submitted false tax returns for their businesses and personal returns that underreported income and overstated expenses. Some key means included claiming cash payments as expenses, altering records after a subpoena, and not reporting all cash income received from appearances.
Doc577 complaint action against officers directors legal audit etcmalp2009
This complaint was filed by Matthew D. Orwig, the Chapter 11 Trustee for FirstPlus Financial Group, Inc., against various former officers and directors of FirstPlus, as well as outside attorneys, accountants, and business valuation experts. The complaint alleges claims including breach of fiduciary duty, professional negligence, and conspiracy related to these defendants' roles in the takeover of FirstPlus, misappropriation of its assets, and misleading public filings. The complaint seeks damages from eight categories of defendants.
Former state water official files federal civil rights lawsuit against Las Ve...This Is Reno
Robert Coache has applied to receive an official exoneration by the State of Nevada after serving time in prison for crimes the Nevada Supreme Court later dismissed for lack of evidence. Whether he is granted that status, however, remains to be seen.
Coache, who spent 16 months in prison, could be eligible for $50,000 a year for each year served, under a 2019 law passed by the Nevada legislature.
It’s a drop in the bucket compared with the $5 million in damages he is now seeking in a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) and the Clark County District Attorney’s Office.
Coache faced 49 charges, “spent over sixteen months in prison and was on parole for conspiracy to commit extortion by public officer or employee, extortion by public officer or employee, conspiracy to commit asking or receiving bribe by public officer, asking, or receiving bribe by public officer, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and forty-four counts of money laundering,” his attorneys said.
The Nevada Supreme Court in 2019 dismissed the 49 charges against him citing lack of evidence.
This document is a complaint filed in Massachusetts Superior Court alleging that DFRF Enterprises, LLC operated an illegal pyramid/Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors. The plaintiffs invested $80,000 and $100,000 respectively in DFRF and were promised annual returns of 15% but did not receive any returns. The complaint names DFRF, its managers, related individuals and companies, and several banks as defendants for their alleged roles in operating and facilitating the fraudulent scheme. The plaintiffs are seeking to represent other similarly defrauded DFRF investors in a class action lawsuit.
Opinion granting plaintiffs' msj 17-02-10 reliance is required spending on ...Seth Row
US District Court, District of Oregon, order holding that insurer did not "rely" on insured's alleged misrepresentation by incurring expenses to investigate insured's loss
Edwards v. snowden add hbo and academy awardsPublicLeaks
1. Plaintiff Horace Edwards sues Edward Snowden and others involved in the film Citizenfour, alleging they unlawfully acquired and disclosed classified national security information stolen by Snowden, in violation of secrecy agreements.
2. The complaint alleges Snowden intentionally stole classified information from the NSA and CIA while working for those agencies. He then provided that information to filmmaker Laura Poitras, who worked with others to make the film Citizenfour, revealing the stolen classified information.
3. Plaintiff claims the disclosure of stolen classified information in the film poses a substantial risk of serious injury to himself and others. He alleges insurance fraud related to the film and asserts claims including violations of the Antiterrorism Act. The plaintiff seeks
841 11032011151020 scarfo, nicodemo et al. arrests, indictment pr finalmalp2009
Thirteen individuals, including a member and associate of the Lucchese organized crime family, were charged with racketeering and related offenses for allegedly taking over a publicly traded company through threats and installing figurehead board members to loot the company's assets through fraudulent schemes. The defendants are accused of stealing $12 million from shareholders by funneling money to themselves through sham legal and consulting agreements and acquisitions of companies they controlled. The takeover was accomplished through threats and deception to conceal the criminal enterprise's control over the company from regulators and law enforcement.
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information or access to their systems for the government to collect data. In others, the
government has obtained FISC orders. In recent years third-party authority has been
scrutinized in the context of metadata, or non content information. An example of
metadata is the government’s collection of phone numbers dialed but not the content
of those conversations. In its review of an application for an order to capture a huge
amount of “telephony metadata,” FISC ruled in 2013 that such intelligence gathering is
analogous to the phone records sought in Smith v. Maryland.37 In that case the Supreme
Court held that when an individual dials a phone number he is transmitting the data
to a third party, the telephone company, and as a consequence loses his privacy in the
number he dialed. For this reason the acquisition of the number dialed, but not the
content of the call, does not raise implicate the Fourth Amendment. FISC held that
this conclusion is not changed because of the size of the data request.38 The amendments
to the FISA mentioned earlier empowered the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
to review and approve programs that collect metadata, in addition to individual orders
of surveillance.
One particularly controversial authority created by the Patriot Act is the National
Security Letter. Without subpoena, the government is empowered to demand non-
content data from Internet service providers, communication companies, and busi-
nesses about their clients. Again, non content data include web sites visited, telephone
numbers called, and e-mail addresses. Thousands, in some years tens of thousands, of
NSLs have been issued yearly since 9/11. NSLs come with a “gag” order. That is, the
recipient of the NSL is ordered, under criminal penalty, to not disclose to anyone, in-
cluding the client who is named in the NSL, that the letter has been received. A federal
district judge found this and other provisions of the NSL law to be contrary to the First
Amendment’s protection of free speech and the Fourth Amendment in 2013.39
FISC is aimed at foreign governments and its agents, abroad. As you can see, the
authority of the United States to spy on U.S. persons abroad is limited to when U.S.
persons are acting as foreign agents and when engaged in terrorism. If the United
States wants to conduct a search within the United States, the Fourth Amendment and
Title III rules you have already learned apply, even if the underlying offense is a viola-
tion of a national security law. If the government acquires otherwise protected infor-
mation during an otherwise legitimate surveillance, the information is to be destroyed
unless the contents indicate a threat of serious bodily harm or death to any person.
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Rivkin radler frivolous lawsuit vs dr shapirokohen26
This document is a complaint filed in United States District Court against multiple defendants for their alleged role in conspiring to deprive the plaintiff, Dr. Mark Shapiro, of his constitutional rights. The complaint alleges that the insurance industry has infiltrated and taken control of law enforcement agencies like the DOJ and FBI to improperly investigate and prosecute healthcare providers for insurance fraud. It claims this was done to benefit the insurance industry financially and to destroy pending and future claims by healthcare providers. The complaint asserts various legal claims and names individual prosecutors, investigators, insurance companies, and organizations involved in the alleged conspiracy.
When becoming defendants in the Marshall Islands with overwhelming evidence for torts, corporations GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, YAHOO et al elected to make sure they got off the hook: they brought their own bribed judge to "work" with their own unauthorized attorneys to defeat due course of law. Are these mega corporations above the law?
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending September 30, 2015. It shows $558,785 in cash receipts, including $550,000 from a litigation settlement and $8,785 in interest. Cash disbursements totaled $274,393, including $29,771 paid to unsecured creditors and $243,972 in general business expenses. The cash balance at the end of the quarter was $3,810,591 as reconciled across four bank accounts.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending December 31, 2014. It shows that the beginning cash balance was $4,466,071 and cash receipts for the quarter were $299,341, including a litigation settlement and interest income. Cash disbursements totaled $183,211, including professional fees and US Trustee payments. The ending cash balance was $4,582,201, which is confirmed by the bank reconciliation of two bank accounts.
Skype has partnered with Qatar Telecom (Qtel) to provide access to Skype software for mobile broadband users in Jordan and the Philippines, marking the first partnership between Skype and a Middle East operator. The deal will allow Qtel, which has over 68 million subscribers across 17 countries, to roll out the Skype service on its wireless broadband network. While Skype declined to provide details of the financial agreement, the partnership will help Skype expand its long-distance internet telephone service to more of the Middle East's 1.2 billion population.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending March 31, 2015. It shows that the beginning cash balance was $4,582,201. Cash receipts for the quarter were $873 and disbursements were $1,034,001, leaving an ending cash balance of $3,549,073. The bank reconciliation matches the cash balance in two bank accounts, one checking and one savings, to the reported ending cash balance.
The quarterly operating report summarizes the financial activities of the FPFG Liquidating Trust for the quarter ending September 30, 2012. It shows a beginning cash balance of $367,880, total cash receipts of $675,220 including $675,000 from a litigation settlement, total cash disbursements of $82,281, and an ending cash balance of $960,819. The quarterly bank reconciliation matches the $960,819 total cash to balances held in two Wells Fargo bank accounts.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending June 30, 2015. It shows a beginning cash balance of $3,549,073, cash receipts of $3,781, and cash disbursements of $26,655, leaving an ending cash balance of $3,526,199. The bank reconciliation matches the cash balance in the operating report and shows funds held in four bank accounts.
Maxim Trader: Perfect Solution to Increasing Your Disposal Income.Kang Chin Ling
Money
你不理 If you do not manage your Money
你不理 If you do not manage your 不理你 will pass you by.
Money Wealth
窮人因 理財而 The poor manage their money to get Wealth
窮人因 理財而 The poor manage their money to get 人因理 財而貴 Money when managed well makes you rich Wealth
Money Wealth
Robert Kiyosaki 富爸爸,穷爸爸的作者 Author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”
您在为钱工作, 还是钱在为您工作? Are You working for money, Or is money working for you?
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks 期货 Commodities
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks 债券 Bonds 期货 Commodities
全世界受欢迎的主要投资项目是 The major investment avenues in the world are 股票 Stocks 债券 Bonds 房地产 Property 期货 Commodities
外汇与股市平均每日成交量的比较 Comparison of Forex vs Stock Exchange Average Daily Trading Volume Forex Market New York Stock Exchange Tokyo Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange USD22.4Billion USD18.9Billion USD7.2Billion USD5Trillion
外汇交易每日平均成交量的成长 Growth of Forex Average Daily Trading Volume Foreign Exchange Average Daily Volume 2001–2013 USD bn 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 Reporting dealers Non-financial customers Other financial institutions0 Source: Bank ofInternational Settlements 2013 外汇日均成交量 2001 2004 2007 2010 2013
TRY 11 billion SGD 20 billion HKD 11 billion RUB 20 billion SEK 21 billion NZD 37 billiion CNY 27 billion MXN 34 billion CAD 57 billion CHF 63 billion AUD 84 billion GBP 196 billion JPY 227 billion EUR 612 billion USD 1,691 billion USD EUR JPY GBP AUD CHF 外汇市场平均每日最高成交量的钱币 The Top Average Daily Trading Volume Currencies
为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex?
双向获利空间 Bi-direction Profit Taking 为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex?
为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex? 双向获利空间 Bi-direction Profit Taking 24小时网上交易平台 24 hours web trading platform
为甚么投资外汇市场? Why trade in Forex? 双向获利空间 Bi-direction Profit Taking 24小时网上交易平台 24 hours web trading platform 高杠杆操作 High Leverage Trade
自己投资外汇为甚么会失败? Why Self Trade in Forex usually Fails?
自己投资外汇为甚么会失败? Why Self Trade in Forex usually Fails? 資金有限 Limited Funds
資金有限 Limited Funds 知識有限 Lack of Professional Knowledge 自己投资外汇为甚么会失败? Why Self Trade in Forex usually Fails?
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The trustee filed a motion seeking court approval of a compromise and settlement agreement between the trustee and William Handley. Under the agreement, Handley will withdraw his $2.6 million proof of claim against the bankruptcy estate, and the trustee will dismiss claims against Handley that were pleaded in an adversary proceeding. The trustee believes the settlement is in the best interest of the estate as it provides certainty and avoids costly litigation, even though the trustee believes he has a strong claim, while Handley contends he has strong defenses. The trustee is requesting the court approve the compromise and settlement agreement.
Doc723 motion to vacate claims & stay further proceedingmalp2009
The Chapter 11 Trustee filed a motion to vacate claims orders and stay further proceedings related to two claims filed against the bankruptcy estate. The claims, totaling $275,000 each, were based on promissory notes related to the debtor's purchase of a company called Premier. After the claims orders were entered allowing the claims in part, an indictment was filed describing how organized crime figures took control of the debtor and looted it for their personal benefit through fraudulent transactions like the one involving Premier. The indictment revealed that one of the claimants, Learned, was controlled by one of the crime figures and was used to defraud the debtor and launder money as part of the scheme.
The Trustee filed a motion seeking court approval of a settlement agreement between the Trustee and Buckno Lisicky & Company, P.C. and Anthony Buczek. The Trustee had sued them for alleged accounting malpractice, aiding and abetting, breach of fiduciary duty, and civil conspiracy in connection with legal services. Under the settlement agreement, Buckno and Buczek will pay $550,000 to settle the controversies and receive a full release of claims from the Trustee. The Trustee believes the settlement is in the best interest of the estate as litigating the claims would be complicated, time-consuming, and expensive.
This document is the quarterly operating report and bank reconciliation for FirstPlus Financial Group for the quarter ending December 31, 2015. It summarizes the $8,619 in cash receipts during the quarter from litigation settlements and interest. It also details the $14,912 in cash disbursements for chapter 11 professional fees, US Trustee fees, and general business expenses. The ending cash balance for all bank accounts is reported as $3,804,298, which ties to the balance reported on the quarterly operating report.
Total quality management (TQM) is a holistic approach that views continuous improvement across all parts of an organization as a process rather than a short-term goal. It aims to radically transform an organization through progressive changes in attitudes, practices, structures and systems. TQM involves commitment from top executives and the understanding that transforming an organization requires fundamental changes in basic beliefs and practices across the entire organization. It focuses on customer satisfaction through meeting changing customer needs in a cost-effective manner.
This document is an indictment charging Marc Sorrentino and Michael Sorrentino (known as "The Situation") with conspiracy to defraud the United States. Specifically, it alleges that from 2010 to 2013 they earned $8.9 million in income but failed to pay all taxes owed. It claims they submitted false tax returns for their businesses and personal returns that underreported income and overstated expenses. Some key means included claiming cash payments as expenses, altering records after a subpoena, and not reporting all cash income received from appearances.
Doc577 complaint action against officers directors legal audit etcmalp2009
This complaint was filed by Matthew D. Orwig, the Chapter 11 Trustee for FirstPlus Financial Group, Inc., against various former officers and directors of FirstPlus, as well as outside attorneys, accountants, and business valuation experts. The complaint alleges claims including breach of fiduciary duty, professional negligence, and conspiracy related to these defendants' roles in the takeover of FirstPlus, misappropriation of its assets, and misleading public filings. The complaint seeks damages from eight categories of defendants.
Former state water official files federal civil rights lawsuit against Las Ve...This Is Reno
Robert Coache has applied to receive an official exoneration by the State of Nevada after serving time in prison for crimes the Nevada Supreme Court later dismissed for lack of evidence. Whether he is granted that status, however, remains to be seen.
Coache, who spent 16 months in prison, could be eligible for $50,000 a year for each year served, under a 2019 law passed by the Nevada legislature.
It’s a drop in the bucket compared with the $5 million in damages he is now seeking in a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) and the Clark County District Attorney’s Office.
Coache faced 49 charges, “spent over sixteen months in prison and was on parole for conspiracy to commit extortion by public officer or employee, extortion by public officer or employee, conspiracy to commit asking or receiving bribe by public officer, asking, or receiving bribe by public officer, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and forty-four counts of money laundering,” his attorneys said.
The Nevada Supreme Court in 2019 dismissed the 49 charges against him citing lack of evidence.
This document is a complaint filed in Massachusetts Superior Court alleging that DFRF Enterprises, LLC operated an illegal pyramid/Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors. The plaintiffs invested $80,000 and $100,000 respectively in DFRF and were promised annual returns of 15% but did not receive any returns. The complaint names DFRF, its managers, related individuals and companies, and several banks as defendants for their alleged roles in operating and facilitating the fraudulent scheme. The plaintiffs are seeking to represent other similarly defrauded DFRF investors in a class action lawsuit.
Opinion granting plaintiffs' msj 17-02-10 reliance is required spending on ...Seth Row
US District Court, District of Oregon, order holding that insurer did not "rely" on insured's alleged misrepresentation by incurring expenses to investigate insured's loss
Edwards v. snowden add hbo and academy awardsPublicLeaks
1. Plaintiff Horace Edwards sues Edward Snowden and others involved in the film Citizenfour, alleging they unlawfully acquired and disclosed classified national security information stolen by Snowden, in violation of secrecy agreements.
2. The complaint alleges Snowden intentionally stole classified information from the NSA and CIA while working for those agencies. He then provided that information to filmmaker Laura Poitras, who worked with others to make the film Citizenfour, revealing the stolen classified information.
3. Plaintiff claims the disclosure of stolen classified information in the film poses a substantial risk of serious injury to himself and others. He alleges insurance fraud related to the film and asserts claims including violations of the Antiterrorism Act. The plaintiff seeks
841 11032011151020 scarfo, nicodemo et al. arrests, indictment pr finalmalp2009
Thirteen individuals, including a member and associate of the Lucchese organized crime family, were charged with racketeering and related offenses for allegedly taking over a publicly traded company through threats and installing figurehead board members to loot the company's assets through fraudulent schemes. The defendants are accused of stealing $12 million from shareholders by funneling money to themselves through sham legal and consulting agreements and acquisitions of companies they controlled. The takeover was accomplished through threats and deception to conceal the criminal enterprise's control over the company from regulators and law enforcement.
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information or access to their systems for the government to collect data. In others, the
government has obtained FISC orders. In recent years third-party authority has been
scrutinized in the context of metadata, or non content information. An example of
metadata is the government’s collection of phone numbers dialed but not the content
of those conversations. In its review of an application for an order to capture a huge
amount of “telephony metadata,” FISC ruled in 2013 that such intelligence gathering is
analogous to the phone records sought in Smith v. Maryland.37 In that case the Supreme
Court held that when an individual dials a phone number he is transmitting the data
to a third party, the telephone company, and as a consequence loses his privacy in the
number he dialed. For this reason the acquisition of the number dialed, but not the
content of the call, does not raise implicate the Fourth Amendment. FISC held that
this conclusion is not changed because of the size of the data request.38 The amendments
to the FISA mentioned earlier empowered the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
to review and approve programs that collect metadata, in addition to individual orders
of surveillance.
One particularly controversial authority created by the Patriot Act is the National
Security Letter. Without subpoena, the government is empowered to demand non-
content data from Internet service providers, communication companies, and busi-
nesses about their clients. Again, non content data include web sites visited, telephone
numbers called, and e-mail addresses. Thousands, in some years tens of thousands, of
NSLs have been issued yearly since 9/11. NSLs come with a “gag” order. That is, the
recipient of the NSL is ordered, under criminal penalty, to not disclose to anyone, in-
cluding the client who is named in the NSL, that the letter has been received. A federal
district judge found this and other provisions of the NSL law to be contrary to the First
Amendment’s protection of free speech and the Fourth Amendment in 2013.39
FISC is aimed at foreign governments and its agents, abroad. As you can see, the
authority of the United States to spy on U.S. persons abroad is limited to when U.S.
persons are acting as foreign agents and when engaged in terrorism. If the United
States wants to conduct a search within the United States, the Fourth Amendment and
Title III rules you have already learned apply, even if the underlying offense is a viola-
tion of a national security law. If the government acquires otherwise protected infor-
mation during an otherwise legitimate surveillance, the information is to be destroyed
unless the contents indicate a threat of serious bodily harm or death to any person.
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This document is a complaint filed in United States District Court against multiple defendants for their alleged role in conspiring to deprive the plaintiff, Dr. Mark Shapiro, of his constitutional rights. The complaint alleges that the insurance industry has infiltrated and taken control of law enforcement agencies like the DOJ and FBI to improperly investigate and prosecute healthcare providers for insurance fraud. It claims this was done to benefit the insurance industry financially and to destroy pending and future claims by healthcare providers. The complaint asserts various legal claims and names individual prosecutors, investigators, insurance companies, and organizations involved in the alleged conspiracy.
When becoming defendants in the Marshall Islands with overwhelming evidence for torts, corporations GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, YAHOO et al elected to make sure they got off the hook: they brought their own bribed judge to "work" with their own unauthorized attorneys to defeat due course of law. Are these mega corporations above the law?
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This order grants NML Capital Ltd.'s motion to compel discovery from 123 nonparty corporations in aid of executing its judgments against Argentina. NML suspects the corporations were used to launder $65 million embezzled from Argentina. While the corporations claim no responsive documents exist, NML argues this is untrue based on an Argentine investigation report linking the corporations to the embezzlement scheme. As the corporations and their representative are beyond the court's subpoena power, compelling compliance tests the limits of the court's authority to enforce its judgments against foreign sovereign debtors.
Answer of complaint 400 cv-2016 and 401-cv-2016 and counterclaim finalMichael Morris
This document is an answer and counterclaim filed by Michael C. Morris and Stephen G. Smith in response to two civil complaints filed against them by the Borough of Honesdale. It denies many of the allegations in the complaints, provides 10 affirmative defenses, and alleges fraud and other issues with how the Borough administered a redevelopment grant and loan. It seeks to add the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development and other indispensable parties to the suit.
This document is a complaint filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission against Arthur Nadel, Scoop Capital, LLC, Scoop Management, Inc., and several hedge funds for ongoing securities fraud. The complaint alleges that from 2008 through present, the defendants issued materially false account statements to investors that overstated the value of investments in the hedge funds by approximately $300 million. It also alleges that the defendants misrepresented the historical returns and total capital invested in the funds. The SEC is seeking injunctive relief, disgorgement, civil penalties, and other remedies to halt the ongoing fraud.
Interesting times we live in – Grail Semiconductors, Inc. filed a petition asking the California Superior Court to impose sanctions on Mitsubishi, as well as their attorneys, Squire Patton Boggs and Sidley Austin. In the petition, filed recently, Grail claims to have discovered there was “serious misconduct during the trial of this case” – a case which has already seen a California jury award $124 million in damages to Grail for breach of the non-disclosure agreement (“NDA”).
- FCPA enforcement by the DOJ and SEC has increased significantly in recent years, with record penalties imposed on corporations from 2002-2010. The Obama administration has prioritized FCPA prosecutions.
- Key elements of an FCPA violation include payments or gifts to foreign officials to influence actions or gain improper advantages, as well as inaccurate record keeping. Criminal penalties include large fines and jail time.
- Voluntary disclosure of FCPA violations and cooperation can result in reduced penalties, but authorities expect disclosure in nearly all cases now. Thorough due diligence is also important for mergers and acquisitions to avoid successor liability.
11/06/13 REBUTTAL MOTION TO 102313 RULING (MMS).VogelDenise
HOW “CORRUPT” is the United States of America’s GOVERNMENT and JUDICIAL SYSTEM? Well its lawyers/attorneys (Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz) “CANNOT” win lawsuits/legal matters involving Vogel Denise Newsome WITHOUT the use of “BRIBES, BLACKMAIL, EXTORTION, THREATS, COERCION, etc.” to Judicial Officials/Employees. See for yourself how it appears Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz goes about getting rulings in their favor and that of their clients. Then they want the WORLD to think that WHISTLEBLOWERS like Edward Snowden and or those people (i.e. such as WIKILEAKS’ Julian Assange) they want EXTRADITED to the United States of America to be TRIED can get justice. Well THINK AGAIN! One can gather from the “PATTERN-OF-PRACTICE” of the United States of America’s CORRUPT Government Officials/Judges and their CONSPIRATORS/CO-CONSPIRATORS they look to have those who OPPOSE them either KILLED/MURDERED and/or WRONGFULLY INCARCERATED! No you WILL NOT get this TRUTH through the United States of America’s MEDIA sources nor that of its ALLIES that are CONSPIRATORS/CO-CONSPIRATORS in such TERRORISTS/RACIST attacks on Vogel Denise Newsome and FOREIGN Nations/Leaders/Citizens!
This document is a notice filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware regarding a hearing on motions seeking to transfer venue of a bankruptcy case. It lists potential witnesses and exhibits that may be presented by the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors at the hearing, including the CEO of the debtor, various objectors, proposed lenders, and exhibits such as pleadings and documents filed in the bankruptcy case. The notice reserves the right to supplement the witness and exhibit lists before the hearing.
Embezzlement involves stealing money or property that has been entrusted to someone. It is considered a serious white collar crime that can be prosecuted both criminally and civilly. Common signs of embezzlement include unusual drops in profits, missing records or documents, and lifestyle changes in employees handling large amounts of money. If convicted, consequences may include fines, prison time, probation, restitution, and loss of rights. Notable cases include Bernie Madoff's $19 billion Ponzi scheme, for which he received a 150-year prison sentence.
Embezzlement involves stealing money or property that has been entrusted to someone. It is considered a serious white collar crime that can be prosecuted both criminally and civilly. Common signs of embezzlement include unusual drops in profits, missing records or documents, and lifestyle changes in employees handling large amounts of money. If convicted, consequences may include fines, prison time, probation, restitution, and loss of rights. Notable cases include Bernie Madoff's $19 billion Ponzi scheme, for which he received a 150-year prison sentence.
Embezzlement involves stealing money or property that has been entrusted to someone. It is considered a serious white collar crime that can be prosecuted both criminally and civilly. Common signs of embezzlement include unusual drops in profits, missing records or documents, and lifestyle changes in employees handling large amounts of money. If convicted, consequences may include fines, prison time, probation, restitution, and loss of rights. Notable cases include Bernie Madoff's $19 billion Ponzi scheme, the largest in history, for which he received a 150-year prison sentence.
1. VERDICT FORM
June 3, 2014
USA v. NICODEMO S. SCARFO, SALVATORE PELULLO, WILLIAMS MAXWELL,
JOHN MAXWELL, DAVID ADLER, GARY McCARTHY, and DONALD MANNO (11-
740)
COUNT ONE (RICO Conspiracy)
With respect to Count One, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David Adler,
Defendant Gary McCarthy, and Defendant Donald Manno with a Racketeer Influenced and
Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) conspiracy-specifically being members and associates of a
criminal organization engaged in specified crimes from in or about April 2007 through in or
about November 2011, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
~uilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
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2. Defendant David Adler
~ NotGuilty
Defendant Gary McCarthy
~NotGuilty
De7ant Donald Manno
__ Not Guilty
JURY INTERROGATORIES, COUNT ONE:
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
If you find all of the defendants not guilty of conspiracy to conduct or to participate in the
conduct ofthe affairs of an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity, as charged in
Count One, do not answer these jury interrogatories, and go to Count Two, on Page 9. For any
defendant you find guilty of the charges in Count One, please answer the following jury
interrogatories before proceeding to the next count:
Nicodemo S. Scarfo
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Nicodemo
S. Scarfo agreed to the commission ofthe following acts of racketeering activity, as alleged in
Count One?
Mail Fraud
/Yes
Wireyraud
/Yes
Bank Fraud
No
No
2
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3. Obstruction of Justice
/Yes
Extortion
/Yes
No
No
No
Interstate Travel in Aid of Racketeering
/Yes No
M7Laundering
Yes No
Frauvn the Sale of Securities
../ Yes No
Salvatore Pelullo
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Salvatore
Pelullo agreed to the commission of the following acts of racketeering activity, as alleged in
Count One?
No
Wire Fraud
3
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4. Bank Fraud
/Yes
Ob7ction of Justice
Yes
Extortion
/Yes
No
No
No
No
Interstate Travel in Aid of Racketeering
/Yes No
MoneY, Laundering
/Yes No
Fr/in the Sale of Securities
Yes No
William Maxwell
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that William
Maxwell agreed to the commission ofthe following acts ofracketeering activity, as alleged in
Count One?
Mail Fraud
4
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5. Wire Fraud
/Yes
Obstruction of Justice
/Yes
No
No
No
No
Interstate Travel in Aid of Racketeering
j Yes No
M7Laundering
Yes No
Fraud in the Sale of Securities
/Yes No
John Maxwell
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that John
Maxwell agreed to the commission ofthe following acts of racketeering activity, as alleged in
Count One?
Mail Fraud
5
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6. Wire Fraud
JYes
No
No
No
Interstate Travel in Aid of Racketeering
/Yes No
M7Laundering
Yes No
Fraud in the Sale of Securities
j Yes No
David Adler
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that David
Adler agreed to the commission of the following acts of racketeering activity, as alleged in Count
One?
Mail Fraud
Yes No
Wire Fraud
6
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7. Yes No
Fraud in the Sale of Securities
Yes No
Garv McCarthy
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Gary
McCarthy agreed to the commission ofthe following acts of racketeering activity, as alleged in
Count One?
Mail Fraud
Yes No
Wire Fraud
Yes No
Money Laundering
Yes No
Fraud in the Sale of Securities
Yes No
Donald Manno
Do you unanimously find that the government proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Donald
Manno agreed to the commission of the following acts of racketeering activity, as alleged in
Count One?
Mail Fraud
7
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8. Yes No
Bank Fraud
Yes No
Obstruction of Justice
Yes No
Money Laundering
Yes No
COUNT TWO (Securities Fraud Conspiracy)
With respect to Count Two, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David Adler, and
Defendant Gary McCarthy with conspiracy to commit securities fraud-specifically conspiring
to commit fraud in connection with the purchase and sale of securities issued by FirstPlus
Financial Group ("FPFG"), to falsify books, records, and accounts of FPFG, to make false
statements and material omissions to the auditor for FPFG in connection with the audit and
examination of FPFG's financial statements, and to make false and misleading statements and
omissions of material fact in reports and documents required to be filed under the Securities and
Exchange Act of 1934 and the rules and regulations thereunder, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
8
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9. Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Dejfendant David Adler
__ Not Guilty
Defe~ant Gary McCarthy
_../_~Not Guilty r-
COUNT THREE (Wire Fraud Conspiracy)
I Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Three, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with conspiracy to commit wire fraud from in or about
April 2007 through in or about May 2008-specifically conspiring to devise a scheme and
artifice to defraud and to obtain money and property by means of materially false and fraudulent
pretenses, representations, and promises, and to transmit and cause to be transmitted by means of
wire communications in interstate and foreign commerce, certain writings, signs, signals, and
sounds, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
9
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10. Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant David Adler
/Not Guilty
Defendant Gary McCarthy
/ NotGuilty
COUNT FOUR (Wire Fraud)
~uilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Four, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, and Defendant Gary McCarthy
with wire fraud on July 5, 2007, in connection with the transmission of $33,000.00 from a source
account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary account in the name of Learned Associates,
we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
10
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11. __ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Gary McCarthy
j Not Guilty
COUNT FIVE (Wire Fraud)
_{Guilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
I Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Five, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, and Defendant Gary McCarthy
with wire fraud on August 2, 2007, in connection with the transmission of $33,000.00 from a
source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary account in the name of Learned
Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
_LGuilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
11
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12. __ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Gary McCarthy
/NotGuilty
COUNT Six (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Six, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, and Defendant Gary McCarthy
with wire fraud on August 31, 2007, in connection with the transmission of $33,500.00 from a
source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary account in the name of Learned
Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
j Guilty__ Not Guilty
12
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13. Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
D'dant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT SEVEN (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
I Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Seven, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, and Defendant Gary
McCarthy with wire fraud on October 9, 2007, in connection with the transmission of $36,202.29
from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary account in the name of
Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
I Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
I Guilty__ Not Guilty
13
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14. Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defe~ant Gary McCarthy
_/_ 1Not Guilty
COUNT EIGHT (Wire Fraud)
JGuilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Eight, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David Adler, and
Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on November 5, 2007, in connection with the
transmission of $40,863.91 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
j Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
IGuilty__ Not Guilty
14
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15. Defendant David Adler
j Not Guilty
DeferJiant Gary McCarthy
_./_ 1Not Guilty
COUNT NINE (Wire Fraud)
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Nine, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David Adler, and
Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on December 6, 2007, in connection with the
transmission of $33,000.00 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
../Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
_{Guilty__ Not Guilty
15
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16. Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
De7ant David Adler
__ Not Guilty
De7ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT TEN (Wire Fraud)
;:uilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Ten, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant Salvatore
Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David Adler, and
Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on January 4, 2008, in connection with the
transmission of $5,222.87 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
16
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17. __ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant David Adler
./Not Guilty
De/Cendant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT ELEVEN (Wire Fraud)
vi"Guilty
_{Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Eleven, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on February 4, 2008, in connection with
the transmission of $33,000.00 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
I Guilty__ Not Guilty
17
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18. Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Del.ant David Adler
__ Not Guilty
Defe~ant Gary McCarthy
_/_ 1Not Guilty
COUNT TWELVE (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
_!Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Twelve, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on February 4, 2008, in connection with
the transmission of $6,127.76 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
~uilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
;:uilty__ Not Guilty
18
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19. Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defe~ant David Adler
_./_ 1Not Guilty
D7ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT THIRTEEN (Wire Fraud)
_LGuilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Thirteen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on March 3, 2008, in connection with the
transmission of $33,000.00 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
I Guilty__ Not Guilty
19
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20. Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defe,dant David Adler
_>,!_Not Guilty
De7ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT FOURTEEN (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Fourteen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on March 3, 2008, in connection with the
transmission of $4,593.26 from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
20
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21. __ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant David Adler
/Not Guilty
Defe,dant Gary McCarthy
_v'_Not Guilty
COUNT FIFTEEN (Wire Fraud)
I Guilty
j Guilty
lcuilty
_{Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Fifteen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, and Defendant Gary
McCarthy with wire fraud on April 2, 2008, in connection with the transmission of $33,000.00
from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary account in the name of
Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
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22. Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Gary McCarthy
/ NotGuilty
COUNT SIXTEEN (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
/Guilty
I Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Sixteen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, and Defendant Gary
McCarthy with wire fraud on April 2, 2008, in connection with the transmission of $3,982.71
from a source account in the name of Seven Hills to a beneficiary account in the name of
Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
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23. Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
De/,ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT SEVENTEEN (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Seventeen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on June 21, 2007, in connection with the
transmission of$112,500.00 from a source account in the name of Rutgers LLC to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
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24. Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
De,ant David Adler
__ Not Guilty
De7ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT EIGHTEEN (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
/Guilty
(Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Eighteen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwelf, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on June 22, 2007, in connection with the
transmission of $50,000.00 from a source account in the name of Globalnet to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
I Guilty__ Not Guilty
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25. Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant David Adler
/ NotGuilty
De7,ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
COUNT NINETEEN (Wire Fraud)
/Guilty
('Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
With respect to Count Nineteen, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant David
Adler, and Defendant Gary McCarthy with wire fraud on July 6, 2007, in connection with the
transmission of $436,369.13 from a source account in the name of Globalnet to a beneficiary
account in the name of Learned Associates, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
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26. __ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
DefeIJlant David Adler
_./_~Not Guilty
De,ant Gary McCarthy
__ Not Guilty
_!_Guilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
COUNT TWENTY (Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering)
With respect to Count Twenty, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, Defendant John Maxwell, Defendant Gary
McCarthy, and Defendant Donald Manno with conspiracy to commit money laundering, from in
or about April 2007 through in or about May 2008, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
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27. __ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Gary McCarthy
/ NotGuilty
Defe~ant Donald Manno
_./_~Not Guilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
I Guilty
I Guilty
__ Guilty
__ Guilty
COUNT TWENTY-ONE (Conspiracy to Commit Bank Fraud)
With respect to Count Twenty-One, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, and Defendant Donald Manno with conspiracy to commit bank fraud-
specifically to help Nicodemo Scarfo and Lisa Murray-Scarfo obtain a mortgage through false
statements and fraudulent submissions to financial institutions-from in or about December
2007 through in or about March 2008, we, the unanimous jury find:
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28. Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defe~ant Donald Manno
_t/_~Not Guilty
vi'Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
COUNT TWENTY-TWO (Conspiracy to Make False Statements in Connection with a
Loan Application)
With respect to Count Twenty-Two, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, and Defendant Donald Manno with conspiracy to make false statements in
connection with a loan application-specifically to obtain a mortgage through false statements
and fraudulent submissions to financial institutions-from in or about January 2008 through in
or about March 2008, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
I Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty ./Guilty
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29. Defe~ant Donald Manno
_J_1Not Guilty __ Guilty
COUNT TWENTY-THREE (Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice)
With respect to Count Twenty-Three, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, and Defendant Donald Manno with conspiracy
to obstruct justice, from in or about June 2007 through in or about April 2008, we, the
unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
__ Not Guilty
Defe~ant Donald Manno
_./_ 1Not Guilty
l':uilty
/Guilty
/Guilty
__ Guilty
COUNT TWENTY-FOUR (Conspiracy to Sell or Transfer Firearm and Ammunition to a
Prohibited Person, or Possess a Firearm by a Convicted Felon)
With respect to Count Twenty-Four, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo, Defendant
Salvatore Pelullo, Defendant William Maxwell, and Defendant John Maxwell with conspiracy to
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30. sell or transfer a firearm and ammunition to a prohibited person, or to possess a firearm by a
convicted felon, from in or about September 2007 through in or about May 2008, we, the
unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
~uilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant Salvatore Pelullo
__ Not Guilty /Guilty
Defendant William Maxwell
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
Defendant John Maxwell
/Guilty__ Not Guilty
COUNT TWENTY-FIVE (Felon in Possession of a Firearm)
With respect to Count Twenty-Five, which charges Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo with being a
felon in possession of a firearm, on or about May 8, 2008, we, the unanimous jury find:
Defendant Nicodemo S. Scarfo
__ Not Guilty
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31. ~ ,3, ~Of.f-
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