re: Parents embezzled money - ethical question

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The clock starts running once crime is discovered on this felony.


Why?

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Well for starters, the embezzlement & crime is ongoing.

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Your criticism of my legal analysis leaves something to be desired, notably as to specificity.

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Well, you seemingly have not considered the different ways this could go. First off, the crime could be considered ongoing, so criminal charges could be a consideration. However, you clearly did not consider the implications with the IRS. There is no statute of limitations on civil asset forfeiture for fraudulent returns. The Service would seize the house and the child would be out on the streets.

Did you need more analysis of how your analysis was lacking, or is this sufficient?

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Well, you seemingly have not considered the different ways this could go. First off, the crime could be considered ongoing, so criminal charges could be a consideration. However, you clearly did not consider the implications with the IRS. There is no statute of limitations on civil asset forfeiture for fraudulent returns. The Service would seize the house and the child would be out on the streets.

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Hard to say the crime is ongoing. Th crime was committed when they came in illegally (I'm bringing the analogy closer to actual rather than hypothetical fact pattern).

I call foul on you for bringing in the IRS angle. They have their own set of rules.

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my parents embezzled a lot of money from a non-profit organization. They took that money and built a very nice house that I grew up in.

I didn't do anything wrong as a child of parents who broke the law? I should be able to keep the house and the money they stole for my education right?

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i know who this is, its chelsea clinton