
The trolls are not free speech
The people we go after are often among the wealthiest in the country, and they don’t only hire lawyers; they hire networks.
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The people we go after are often among the wealthiest in the country, and they don’t only hire lawyers; they hire networks.
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Tell us where the system will break under a long drought. Tell us which rules will slow relief, and which loopholes will invite abuse.
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Many burdens on business are not caused by corrupt individuals but by poorly designed rules. The Ombudsman’s role is not only to punish wrongdoing but to…
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An office like this succeeds or fails on one question: will people trust it enough to come forward? That is why whistleblower protection is not a feature of…
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The warning against paid comments and fake accounts is right, and it binds the Office to stay well clear of such tactics itself.
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An economy built on padded contracts, ghost projects, and kickbacks is not a strong economy. It is running on borrowed time.
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For too long, agencies have treated information as something to guard rather than share. Records sit in one office away from the office that needs them. That…
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The influence of social media is not primarily a legal phenomenon. It is cultural: it lives in what we normalize, what we notice, and whether the friend who…
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The craft lies in the statement of the acts or omissions. This is where months of preliminary investigation and thousands of pages of documents and affidavits…
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The revised Rules of Criminal Procedure under deliberation include custodial hearings — an open-court determination of house arrest, hospital arrest, or…
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