Letitia James, the same woman who’s built her career around prosecuting financial fraud, may now find herself on the receiving end of a serious legal scandal—one that could jeopardize her position as New York’s Attorney General and even her eligibility for re-election.
In a stunning twist, newly uncovered legal filings reveal James declared a home in Norfolk, Virginia as her “principal residence”—a move that raises serious constitutional questions about her eligibility to hold office in New York.
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The bombshell comes from a Power of Attorney document filed in Virginia on August 17, 2023. In it, James authorized a relative, Shamice Thompson-Hairston, to represent her in a real estate transaction. And she didn’t mince words. The filing contains this direct admission: “I HEREBY DECLARE that I intend to occupy this property as my principal residence.”
That statement isn’t legal boilerplate. It was signed by James herself—making it a binding personal declaration. No legalese. No ambiguity. Just plain English, signed and sworn by New York’s top law enforcement officer.
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