The daughter has pressed the criminal charge of exploiting weakness — in this case, she says, Mr. Banier's exploitation of her mother's fragility to amass more than a billion euros in gifts, from insurance policies to fine artworks.
Then, a day after his arraignment on charges of exploiting his mother, Brooke Astor, for financial gain, Mr. Marshall was called by a detective in the case about another matter.
In fact, charges of baby selling have long tarnished the practice of traditional surrogacy, and charges of exploiting women have lingered even as more couples opt for gestational surrogacy.
Two of his relatives are also in charge of an operation there to exploit uranium reserves.
Evangelos Venizelos, the socialist Pasok leader who was in charge of co-ordinating preparations for the Olympics, admits authorities failed to "exploit the Games' success".
Energetic 20-somethings were put in charge of critical realms like field organizing and politics, and the staff failed to exploit the experience of endorsers.
Charles-Louis admired and exploited his wife's business skill and readily left her in charge of the property on his visits to Paris.
Bhupathi, whose remit will include new business, is looking to exploit the Scot's potential in the Far East, while Colombini is in charge of his tournament schedule.
"I hope this isn't the start of this kid being exploited by both the entertainment industry and whoever is said to be in charge of looking after him," another added.
"Last year's tragedy in San Bernardino showed yet again how our nation's legal immigration system can be subverted and exploited by those intent on doing this country harm," added Joseph Macias, special agent in charge of homeland security investigations in Los Angeles.
He said Democrats intended to counter that approach by exploiting local opportunities in Congressional races and reminding voters of the record Republicans racked up in when they were in charge of Congress and the White House.
