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Oct 26, 2015
What I don't understand is why the AG doesn't go after them for criminal acts then. If they can't use the CFPB to regulate an attorney's law practice, they most certainly can use Title 18 USC to prosecute for conspiracy to commit wire fraud, harassment and extortion. When an attorney becomes a willing participant in a conspiracy his actions as an attorney end and his actions as a co-conspirator start. Tell that to the Georgia Supreme Court. "We have no intention of regulating Mr. Hanna's law practice, but we have every intention of prosecuting his criminal acts."