HUD-DOJ/War on Drugs:
The Perlie Rucker & Asset Forfeiture Fund Standards of Negligence:
Your companies DynCorp and Capricorn Holdings have generated significant profits or stock profits from their investments and contracting work for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and DOJ, particularly on activities with respect to the War on Drugs.
At DOJ, DynCorp has a $60MM annual contract to provide support to the DOJ Asset Forfeiture Fund. At HUD, DynCorp has a $50MM plus contract to support the HUD Inspector General.
HUD and DOJ have recently won a supreme court ruling that permits them to evict a grandmother from HUD housing based on a very high standard of “negligence” (See http://slate.msn.com/?id=2062274&device )

In this landmark case, grandmother Perlie Rucker is to be evicted from her HUD housing because she failed to prevent her mentally retarded teen age granddaughter from using illegal drugs several blocks from her home, even though her granddaughter's activities occurred without her knowledge or consent. These operations are in areas supported by DynCorp contracts.
- If you and your attorneys were to apply the “Perlie Rucker” standards of negligence to your performance as Chairman of the Enron Finance committee, what actions would that suggest for federal prosecutors with respect to Pug Winokur?

- If you and your attorneys were to apply the standards of probable fraud used to justify seizure of business and personal assets and civil money penalties by the DOJ Asset Forfeiture fund and the HUD IG Operation Safe Home or other enforcement activities and programs that generate profits for you and your investors, what actions would that suggest for federal prosecutors with respect to Pug Winokur?