Del Division of Corporations Needs to Stop Enabling Trump’s Crimes

It is within the Delaware Div of Corporations purview to stop this bullshit. Will we?

Trump’s New Delaware Entity Warrants Asset Restriction, NY Says

  • State attorney general James asks judge to issue an injunction
  • Former president has claimed lawsuit is politically motivated

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  1. The Division Of Corporations shields pretty much EVERYBODY from crimes.

    It’s long past time for the General Assembly to take back at least some measure of oversight from the Corporate Section of the Delaware Bar.

    Virtually our entire budget is built on gimmicks. Looks like we’re about to take a major hit on our escheat scam.

    Time to remove the veil of secrecy from our incorporation laws and insist that we stop being a refuge for criminals.

  2. bamboozer

    At long last it’s justification! Been saying Delaware was based on gimmicks since I moved here in 1974. Delaware was a tax haven long before the Cayman Islands got in on the racket and it’s only gotten worse over the years. Would love to see the state stop enabling criminals like Trump and far too many others, doubt I’ll live to see it, the same for the aptly named “veil of secrecy” that shrouds the incorporation laws.

  3. Arthur

    You expect the state of delaware to put morals over money? thats so cute.

    • The State Of Delaware is not a monolith. Legislators have traditionally given wide berth to the Corporate Law section of the Delaware Bar. Enough pressure, and that could change.

      I’m pretty sure that only Harris McDowell voted against their package one session because he couldn’t understand it. Neither could anyone else, but they just rubber-stamped it.

      • John kowalko

        I’ve voted against the package quite a few times. Rep. Kowalko

  4. Jason330

    With this Trump II enterprise, you have to wonder if any crimes could be committed so publicly that they would force the De Dv of Corporations to step in.

    This is like a test case. A test that Delaware is bound to fail.

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