[Recovering_Democrat]

I say Jersey, a longtime FREEPer to be sure, is probably sincere, but wrong.

From "Fact over Fiction":

A spokeswoman for Bondi, Jennifer Krell Davis, said the economic crimes division “continues to actively pursue the investigations into foreclosure law firms.” She said the division’s director, Richard Lawson, is leading the inquiry into one of the state’s largest foreclosure firms and is supervising other cases.

“The division has made these investigations a top priority and will continue to actively pursue all of our investigations into foreclosure law firms,” Davis said in an e-mail, adding that Lawson had assigned 14 attorneys and investigators to work on the cases that belonged to Edwards and Clarkson.

Sounds to me like these ladies had some problems with their investigations, and Bondi is trying to make sure it is done correctly.

source: http://www.factoverfiction.com/article/1442

Also, the firing of TWO people does not a conspiracy make. Remember when Clinton fired the entire U.S. Attorney General brigade? Nary a word or investigation from the press.

When Bush fired four or five, the liberal media wet themselves and cried for Karl Rove's head.

Here, we see Republicans "cleaning house" a little bit, and more panic mongering from the media.

Trust me, the Palm Beach Post (where the firings were apparently first reported) and the Fort Loserdale Sun-Slantenal are NOT fair and balanced news sources.

[JerseyHighlander]

Captured Agency Regulators have a common trick, whenever a peon gets too close to the truth regarding a protected person or class of people, reassign/fire the peon regulator and refuse the new regulator access to any of the notes and case files of the prior troublesome peon prosecutor.

That is the EXACT situation going on right now.

The new SoFla Divison prosecutors formally asked for Theresa Edwards and June Clarkson’s files and were outright refused access by Lawson’s office.

This stinks to high heaven.

[longtermmemmory]

I find it VERY suspicious that the supervisor was also fired AND the investigation targeted law firms were praising the firings.

Remember these firms were caught red handed submitting fraudulent documents. If they fall THOUSANDS of cases are in jeopardy.

[PeterPrinciple]

“Obviously we did our job too well,” Edwards told the Sentinel. “We were making too much noise.”

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Thanks for your analysis. I reacted to the above, making noise was not their job.................