Besides institutional racism it seems the Metropolitan police was also guilty of institutional deceit.
"These six ordinary people," he said, "have decided this industry is guilty of the biggest fraud, deceit, maiming, killing, destroying and lying in the history of mankind.
The council argues that Laird is guilty of "fraudulent or negligent misrepresentation" and "deceit" because she failed to disclose that she had in fact suffered three bouts of depression since 1997, for which she had taken time off work.
Lang's second picture for RKO in 1956 was Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, a paranoid thriller with Andrews portraying a man who pretends to be guilty of murder, only to find that he cannot extricate himself from the web of deceit he has woven.
In his opening statement on Monday, Mr. Swift talked more about Mr. Headley, who pleaded guilty in an attempt to avoid the death penalty, than he did his own client, describing Mr. Headley's history of deceit, including multiple marriages and working as an informer for the Drug Enforcement Administration while he was trafficking heroin into the country from Pakistan.
Was the use of deceit to expose deceit justified?
Iago relishes the art of deceit.
Lots, and lots of deceit.
PAPAL SIN: Structures of Deceit, by Garry Wills.
— draped in the mantle of deceit.
