Case Insights
- “No One Is Above the Law” Now Haunts the Enforcer Herself.
- Secret Virginia Foreclosure Deal May Violate Ethics and Campaign Laws.
- Legal Experts Say Failure to Disclose Could Trigger Discipline for Moral Turpitude.
By Samuel Lopez – USA Herald Follow us on X @RealUSAHerald
NEW YORK – For years, New York Attorney General Letitia James built her public image on a platform of truth, transparency, and holding powerful figures accountable—most famously Donald Trump. Her mantra, “no one is above the law,” echoed from press podiums and national TV spots. But troubling new allegations now suggest that James may have violated those very principles herself.
Recently uncovered foreclosure documents raise the specter of criminal misconduct, legal ethics violations, and potential discipline that could strip James of her law license—and with it, her office. The revelations concern a 2008 property transaction in Martinsville, Virginia, that James failed to disclose in campaign filings and ethics reports, even as she ascended the ranks of public office.
