BIG FAT FALLACY

How is it possible that a detective working under the government do such unethical things like freezing the assets of others, taking away their cars, digging up past records, threatening, creating interpersonal tension & psychologically intimidating the colleagues of the person he wants to convict?! That's one. Then there's how come the colleagues, who are smart, insightful people can overlook the fact that hey, what Tritter's doing is totally wrong and they can actually take it to a higher up to expose the totally under handed way he's going about this case that he's obsessed about. It doesn't make sense that the show completely leaves out this possibility! That's two.

And then there's: how come nobody bothers to point out how disgustingly hypocritical Tritter is? He's the exact opposite of House, preferring to bulldoze his way through things to get what he wants, just that he's way more antagonistic (which is why he IS the main antagonist in the show) and painfully self-righteous.

PLUS Oxycodone does not go well with alcohol, which I assume was the amber-coloured liquid that House drank. Shouldn't he be completely passed out instead of... idk, semi-conscious?

This convenient leaving out of possibilities kill me.