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Washington Legal Foundation
1995
CJA's
September 6, 1995 letter to Paul D. Kamenar,
Executive Legal Director
-- transmitting copy of file of
Doris L. Sassower v. Commission on Judicial Conduct of the State of NY
-- transmitting cert papers in Article 78-Doris L. Sassower v.
Mangano, et al.
-- transmitting CJA's
December 9, 1994 testimony before Long-Range Planning
Committee of the Judicial Conference
CJA's September 14, 1995 letter
Paul D. Kamenar
Note from Paul Kamenar
Note from Paul Kamenar,
rec'd November 2, 1995
1998
CJA's September 11, 1998 letter
to Paul Kamenar -- "RE: Amicus and other assistance,
Sassower v.
Mangano, et al., U.S. Supreme Court #98-106"
Ex. A: Paul Kamenar's testimony at the 5/1/92 hearing of the
National Commission on
Judicial Discipline & Removal
Ex. B: WLF website pages "Litigation" & "Publications"
Ex. C: NYLJ item, 5/28/98
Ex.
D: CJA's 9/6/95 letter to Paul Kamenar
Ex. E-1: "Comm'n
Abandons Investigative Mandate", CJA's letter to the editor, NYLJ,
8/14/95
Ex. E-2:
"A Call for Concerted Action", CJA's $1,650 ad, NYLJ, 11/20/96
Ex. E-3:
"Restraining 'Liars in the Courtroom' and on the
Public Payroll",
CJA's $3,077 ad, NYLJ, 8/27/97
Ex. F: "Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline",
by Elena Sassower, The Long Term
View (Massachusetts School of Law),
summer 1997
SEE:
Test Cases-Federal (Mangano)
2004
CJA's June 9, 2004 memo to
organizations on the right --
"RE: Your (On-Going)
Responsibility to 'Champion Basic Citizen Rights -- and the Vital
Importance of Citizen Participation in Federal Judicial Selection' at
Issue in the 'Disruption of Congress' case of
United States of America v. Elena Ruth Sassower..."
-- enclosing
CJA's June 8, 2004
memo to organizations on the left and supposedly "non-partisan" purporting
to promote citizen participation &/or involving themselves with issues of
judicial selection -- "RE: Your (On-Going)
Responsibility to 'Champion Basic Citizen Rights -- and the Vital
Importance of Citizen Participation in Federal Judicial Selection' at
Issue in the 'Disruption of Congress' case of
United States of America v. Elena Ruth Sassower..."
SEE:
Paper
Trail to Jail in "Disruption of Congress" case
CJA's
June 10, 2004 draft memo of law on the
unconstitutionality of the "disruption of
Congress" statute
2005
CJA's
May 27, 2005 memo -- "RE: Furthering 'Basic
Citizen Rights -- and the Vital Importance of Citizen Participation in
Federal Judicial Selection', as well as Fundamental Judicial
Accountability by your Amicus Curiae and Other Assistance in the
Appeal of the 'Disruption of Congress' Case, Elena Ruth Sassower v.
United States of America"
SEE:
"Disruption of Congress" Case
(6/28/05 appellant's brief & supplemental fact statement)
May
27, 2005 e-mail from Paul Kamenar
CJA's
August 23, 2005 memo -- "RE: AMICUS CURIAE
BRIEFS ARE DUE NOVEMBER 14, 2005 in the Consolidated Appeals of the
'Disruption of Congress' Case, Elena Ruth Sassower v. United States
of America"
2007
CJA's June 22, 2007 memo -- "RE: Championing Basic Citizen Rights,
the Vital Importance of Citizen Participation in Federal Judicial
Selection, and Fundamental Judicial Accountability by Your Amicus
Curiae Support for U.S. Supreme Court Review of the Cert Petition in
the 'Disruption of Congress' Case"
CJA's
August 24, 2007 memo --
"RE: Championing Basic Citizen Rights,
the Vital Importance of Citizen
Participation in Federal Judicial Selection,
and Fundamental Judicial Accountability by
your amicus curiae support for the
filed and docketed cert petition in the
'disruption of Congress' case"
2008
CJA's
May 5, 2008 memo to Paul Kamenar, Executive Legal Director -- "RE:
Queries on Federal Judicial Discipline:
(1) Federal Judiciarys New Rules for Federal Judicial Discipline; (2) Breyer
Committee & its Report; (3) Proposed Congressional Legislation for an Inspector
General for the Judicial Branch; (4) Resolution to Impeach U.S. District
Judge Manuel Real; (5) Proposed Revision to Code of Conduct for United States
Judges"
CJA's May 30, 2008 memo -- "RE: Serving
Congress and the Public by Critical Scholarship: (1) Federal Judicial Pay
Raises; & (2) Breyer Committee Report on the Implementation of the Judicial
Conduct and Disability Act of 1980
SEE:
Judicial Discipline-Federal
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