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He criticizes the diminishing number of white-collar prosecutions, a trend stretching back to Reagan’s presidency, which reduces the risk for high-level financial misconduct. Antar positions himself as an advocate for leveraging tax laws and civil penalties to dismantle these insidious networks more swiftly than pursuing lengthy criminal cases.
The Future of Justice and the Political Landscape
Looking ahead, Antar believes that forthcoming indictments, especially of figures involved in real estate and campaign finance, are inevitable. He predicts that as investigations reveal more layers, authorities will find it hard to ignore the legal implications—and that prominent figures like James, if proven guilty, should expect to face jail.