Michigan Supreme Court justice pleads guilty to bank fraud chargehttp://www.detroitnews.com/article/20130129/METRO/301290394/Michigan-Supreme-Court-justice-pleads-guilty-bank-fraud-charge?

Here is another issue too as to case studies, HUD prefers to slap hands out of court quickly and efficiently, many issues don't go to court, they plead out to a closed hearing or agreement, pay fines and go on the HUD naughty list and the public may never hear of the issue.

The judge found the landlord not guilty of discrimination. 

Before I notified them, the wife called me and said hubby left her, took all her stuff and all her money and pleaded with me to be flexible.

@Alex KovalenkoMove on to the next tenants if they are refusing background check and trying to make you feel guilty by doing one( saying it is not a job).

I haven't tried to recruit people  recently because I have a guilty conscience doing it. 

Are they guilty of poor communication: YES, terrible customer service: YOU BET.

I was even guilty of this a couple of rare occasions.

It is great, they set it up so it's paid before you even see the money and it's basically working behind the scenes, so you don't have to deal with payments, etc...The only thing is I felt guilty using the money until it was paid off....and I think that's because it's really a reserve for "just in case" moments...But once you get your own approval, it worked out well and was extremely easy to do...Good luck!

Did he plead guilty for a reduced charge?