Fugitive Lawyer Worked in US & Travel Frequently For Work???

[Vulcann]

Seriously something is wrong here.

 

A disgraced, on-the-run lawyer here could practice his trade in the Land of the Free & even travel frequently overseas for work? For 6 freaking years?!!

 

Is it that the authorities never raise to INTERPOL's attention or if done so, no one basically "hue" our little red dot?

 

Luckily some German was alert enough to arrest this joker and justice was served.

 

From CNA:

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1191675/1/.html

 

Court urged to 'send a strong message' with disgraced lawyer

By Syed Amir Hussain, TODAY | Posted: 28 March 2012 0613 hrs

 

Edited March 28, 2012 by Vulcann

[Jman888]

in US where got so easy to catch, and crime not committed there they won't check so thorough, unless you join NASA

[Vulcann]

in US where got so easy to catch, and crime not committed there they won't check so thorough, unless you join NASA

 

In US there are 50 states and each state has its own rules and regulations or whatever they call it & whoever wants to work in each individual state has to check carefully what these are e.g. An attorney in California might still have to applied for a separate license/permit to work say in Georgia.

 

So I would think any Tom, Dick or Harry who wants to work especially as a lawyer in any state has to apply for a legal license or permit before practicing there unless that particular state does not require it though I deem it highly unlikely.

 

Mind you our friend was not engaged in some underground sweat shop for six years...

[Buyingacar]

He probably had his ways to outwit the system

[Vulcann]

He probably had his ways to outwit the system

 

Some how he must had found a way but I guess our local authorities will not be too enthusiastic to share the details...

 

So the world's most powerful nation allowed a fugitive lawyer to not only reside in but also travelled across its borders many times for work.

 

So much so for heightened post-911 security...

 

 

[DeclanJordan]

Investigating, apprehending, charging, and trying suspected offenders is regulated by the law of criminal procedure.The paradigm case of a crime lies in the proof, beyond reasonable doubt, that a person is guilty of two things. First, the accused must commit an act which is deemed by society to be criminal, or actus reus guilty act.

[Vulcann]

Investigating, apprehending, charging, and trying suspected offenders is regulated by the law of criminal procedure.The paradigm case of a crime lies in the proof, beyond reasonable doubt, that a person is guilty of two things. First, the accused must commit an act which is deemed by society to be criminal, or actus reus guilty act.

 

Wow 5 posts and kena banned...

 

What happened man?

[Jman888]

Wow 5 posts and kena banned...

 

What happened man?

 

 

Tonight they come in Peace pieces, few more in other threads [laugh]

[Ithunk]

there is still david rasif....

 

lol

 

i wonder how interpol will catch him he is more elusive than osama

[Vulcann]

there is still david rasif....

 

lol

 

i wonder how interpol will catch him he is more elusive than osama

 

To Unker Sam, all these are ikan billis compared to high-value terrorists after 9/11.

 

Doubt they will do much.

[Vulcann]

Tonight they come in Peace pieces, few more in other threads [laugh]

 

Really?

 

What? Attack of the Trolls?

 

Any signs of unkers B*d**r or GO?

[TheRationalVoice]

I am surprised that he is caught to begin with, given the ease of mobility in good old US of A. If you have lived there, you would appreciate how easy it is to get away with crime. Many places abound where Uncle Sam just does not look at you.

[Vulcann]

I am surprised that he is caught to begin with, given the ease of mobility in good old US of A. If you have lived there, you would appreciate how easy it is to get away with crime. Many places abound where Uncle Sam just does not look at you.

 

Funny leh, what you mentioned is different from what I read and was told leh.

 

From my sources, they are very meticulous when you arrive at their airport and their customs/immigration will ask questions even when you show them your red passport.

 

This is especially true after 9/11.

 

 

 

[TheRationalVoice]

Funny leh, what you mentioned is different from what I read and was told leh.

 

From my sources, they are very meticulous when you arrive at their airport and their customs/immigration will ask questions even when you show them your red passport.

 

This is especially true after 9/11.

 

True, but once pass immigration, it is entirely different ball game.

[Happily1986]

True, but once pass immigration, it is entirely different ball game.

 

typical of garrison mentality.

[Vulcann]

True, but once pass immigration, it is entirely different ball game.

 

Within I think it is fair to say it will depend on the individual states to maintain law and order but both immigration & customs are federal responsibilities since they deal with vistors from other countries.

 

So like mentioned the so-called additional resources and alert on scrutinising both both citizens and foreigners entering the US are really on those with terrorist intent only and not, say to pick out a fugitive lawyer from Singapore.

[EasyGoing]

Not only ika bilis, anything to do with 911 is terrorist so they very ON one but others like 811 or 711 they bo chap wan because they have no vested interest. Just look at the blind guy from China, got chance they ter kan you think they bother whether the blind guy live or die if not to poke the Chinese govt