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‘Her lawyers told the court that JPMorgan’s $175 million loss was “negligible” compared with the bank’s $4 trillion in assets and that a long sentence would serve no purpose.’

As Charlie Javice is led off to serve seven years in jail for defrauding JP Morgan of $175 million, UD is once more impelled to ask, What is it with high-priced lawyers? Their most compelling keep her out of jail arguments in this case were

1.} Hey we’re surprised that big ol bank even noticed the piddling 175 mill she stole. They’ve got SO much money the theft of almost two hundred million is nothing, judge. Nothing!

and

2.} What, really, is the point of jailing a criminal, especially within the guidelines? “Justice” is such a broad, ambiguous, concept; if you look at the matter with fresh eyes, judge, you’ll see that nothing is ever served by incarcerating someone who has done something illegal.

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Wharton notes that Javice of course graduated from that school, which grinds out world historical crooks like nobody’s business. Read my many Wharton posts for their immense mafia.

Margaret Soltan, September 29, 2025 3:14PM
Posted in: kind of a little weird

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