In the next few days, Harry will be exploring a few Legal Statutes that can be used when an elected official has used public funds for private use or the benefits of their position and, in general terms, using that for their enrichment or benefit.
This is rather an old law and a “no brainer” if you want to use it to indict someone. You have to, of course, have proof, pictures, and perhaps some notarized statements. You are supposed to have a Prosecutor that knows the law and is his own man, or, perhaps we will also explore the absolute power that a Grand Jury possesses and how a citizen can access that power.
Tick Tock.
How long will we put up with this?
TEXAS STATUTE COMMON LAW FRAUD
Common law fraud is a type of fraud claim in Texas that’s based on intentional deception and its resulting harm. To win a common law fraud case in Texas, a consumer must prove that the defendant knowingly or recklessly made a material false representation, intending for the consumer to rely on that representation, and enticing them into the transaction. The consumer must also prove that they relied on those false or reckless statements, and that they incurred injury resulting from the misrepresentation.
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