The trial judge stated that a "scheme to defraud" is a plan to obtain money by trick or deceit and that "a failure by Chiarella to disclose material, non-public information in connection with his purchase of stock would constitute deceit". Id., at 683.
Her answers during the interview, it concluded, "constituted a deliberate misrepresentation, falsification, deceit, or omission of material fact".
In the endless debates about what constitutes "fake news," we tend to invoke clear cases of unfounded rumor or outright deceit ("Melania has a body double," or "President Trump saves two cats from drowning after Hurricane Harvey").
It's far easier to attack "them" than examine the deceit, delusions and cultural certainties that constitute "us" – whether by acknowledging the depredations of the British empire or exposing its legacy of structural racism.
Manipulation is a form of deceit.
Among them are pieces that constitute some of history's more esteemed feats of artistic deceit, including paintings by the great Dutch forger Han van Meegeren that fooled old master experts for decades.
Under 28 U.S.C. § 1658, claims of "fraud, deceit, manipulation or contrivance" concerning the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 can be made either "[two] years after the discovery of the facts constituting the violation," or "[five] years after such violation," whichever is earlier.
Lies and deceit make it impossible.
Non-lying deceit can also be voluntary but unintentional.
Deceit, false hopes, and abduction were found to be the most common methods used for trafficking.
