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My understanding is that the monitor's job is to report information to the judge, not make decisions for them. Offering up her own accusations of fraud could easily be overstepping her position.
Oh, she goes so out of her way to talk about the ongoing fraud in the Trump organizations but can't arrive at a definite decision that I assumed it was part of her role to come to a decision.
Think if it as an equivalent to "I'm not a lawyer, but...". or when an x-ray technician says "I'm not a doctor, but..."
She has no legal authority to make a final decision, only to relay the facts of her investigation. If she were to say "TFG is guilty", it would open an avenue for Orange Hitler to contest something on legal grounds for improper process or some other such nonsense.
Given the unprecedented (starting to hate that word) scope of everything surrounding the fake-tan meatsack, "Cover Your Ass" is the name of the game for the prosecution.
Okay thank you, that makes a lot of sense and does fit in with the prosecutorial strategy that I keep seeing.
Don't even give baby hands the ghost of a leg to stand on.
Looks like she slipped in a good 50 million tax evasion but now
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trumps-dollar50-million-mystery-debt-looks-like-tax-evasion