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TESTING IN A SINGLE PERFECT CASE

THE CHECKS ON FEDERAL JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT

TOUTED BY THE 1993 REPORT OF

THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE & REMOVAL

— and documenting their complete worthlessness

 * * * *
A public interest lawsuit to protect
judicial whistle-blowing attorneys from judicial retaliation


DORIS L. SASSOWER,

Plaintiff,  

 

                                - v -    

                   

HON. GUY MANGANO, PRESIDING JUSTICE OF THE APPELLATE DIVISION, SECOND DEPARTMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, and the ASSOCIATE JUSTICES THEREOF, GARY CASELLA and EDWARD SUMBER, Chief Counsel and Chairman, respectively, of the GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE FOR THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE FOR THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Does 1-20, being present members thereof, MAX GALFUNT, being a Special Referee, and G. OLIVER KOPPELL, Attorney General of the State of New York, all in their official and personal capacities,
                                                                                      Defendants.
 


DISTRICT COURT/SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

(S.D.N.Y. #94 Civ. 4514 (JES))

 

PLAINTIFF'S VERIFIED COMPLAINT, June 20, 1994
      Exhibit A:   Appellate Division, Second Dept's June 14, 1991 suspension order

      Exhibit B:   Written Three-Year Deal between Republican and Democratic Parties of New York’s Ninth Judicial District, cross-endorsing judicial candidates, commencing in 1989.

 

DEFENDANTS' ANSWER, January 9, 1995

DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR JUDGMENT ON THE PLEADINGS, January 19, 1995

      Exhibit A:  Rapoport v. Departmental Disciplinary Committee
      
Exhibit B:  Mason v. Departmental Disciplinary Committee
     
Exhibit C:  Maddox v. Mollen, et al.
      Exhibit D:  Clouden v. Lieberman
 

DEFENDANTS' MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF THEIR MOTION FOR JUDGMENT ON THE PLEADINGS, January 17, 1995

 

 

PLAINTIFF'S AFFIDAVIT IN OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR DISMISSAL ON THE PLEADING AND IN SUPPORT OF SUMMARY JUDGMENT IN HER FAVOR, WITH SANCTIONS AGAINST DEFENDANTS, June 23, 1995

Exhibit 1: Plaintiff’s May 25, 1995 letter to Asst. A.G., advising of liability for sanctions if Defendants’ false and fraudulent dismissal motion and Answer were not withdrawn
          Ex. A:  Transcript of March 3, 1995 court proceeding
          Ex. B:  Plaintiff's annotated "Chronology", cross-referenced to disciplinary file 

Ex. C:  Plaintiff’s March 8, 1994 letter to Defendant Attorney General Koppell, transmitting disciplinary file, with annotated Inventory

Ex. D:   Plaintiff’s “Critique” of Defendants’ Answer, documenting that over 150 responses were false and in bad faith

Exhibit 2a: Plaintiff's petition for a writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court in her state Article 78
                 proceeding, Sassower v. Mangano, February 1995

Exhibit 2b: Defendants' memorandum in opposition to cert petition, April 10, 1995
Exhibit 2c:  Plaintiff's reply memorandum, April 25, 1995

 

PLAINTIFF'S RULE 3(g) STATEMENT, June 23, 1995

 

PLAINTIFF'S MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR DISMISSAL ON THE PLEADINGS AND IN SUPPORT OF SUMMARY JUDGMENT AND SANCTIONS IN PLAINTIFF'S FAVOR, June 23, 1995

 

 

PLAINTIFF’S ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION WITH TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER, which Judge Sprizzo refused to sign, September 25, 1995

        Exhibit A:  Defendant 2nd Dept's June 14, 1991 interim suspension order
        Exhibit B-1:  Plaintiff's 1989 Martindale-Hubbell Law Listing
        Exhibit B-2:  Letter confirming Plaintiff's election in 1989 as Fellow of American Bar Foundation
        Exhibit C:  Plaintiff's uncontroverted Rule 3(g) statement

        Exhibit D:  Judge Sprizzo's November 14, 1994 order

        Exhibit E:  Judge Sprizzo's December 28, 1994 order

        Exhibit F:  Judge Sprizzo's March 6, 1995 order
        Exhibit G-1: Matter of Nuey, 61 NYS2d 512 (1984)

        Exhibit G-2:  Matter of Russakoff, 79 NY2d 520 (1992)

        Exhibit G-3: 22 NYCRR 691.4

        Exhibit H:   Plaintiff's December 14, 1992 affidavit before 2nd Dept demonstrating that her suspension was
                         a fortiori to that in Russakoff

        Exhibit I-1: Plaintiff's March 8, 1993 supplemental affidavit before 2nd Dept. demonstrating, by comparison
                         to 20 other attorneys suspended in the 2nd Dept, its denial of her due process & equal protection
                         rights
        Exhibit J-1: February 27, 1992 order of Judge Griesa suspending plaintiff from practice in U.S. District
                         Court/SDNY, predicated on state suspension

        Exhibit J-2:  September 11, 1991 order of Judge Griesa
        Exhibit J-3:  Plaintiff's October 14, 1991 letter to Judge Griesa's assistant
        Exhibit J-4:  Plaintiff's December 11, 1991 letter to Judge Griesa, invoking the exception provided by Rule 4 &
                          requesting hearing

        Exhibit J-5: Plaintiff's December 19, 1991 letter to Judge Griesa, reiterating her hearing request & notifying him
                         of constitutional challenge presented by Russakoff
       
Exhibit J-6:  Plaintiff's January 17, 1992 ltr to Judge Griesa, reiterating her hearing request & the significance
                          of Russakoff
        Exhibit K-1: July 30, 1991 letter from NYS Bar Association
        Exhibit K-2:  August 9, 1994 letter from Westchester County Bar Association
        Exhibit K-3:  Plaintiff's September 20, 1994 letter to Westchester County Bar Association
        Exhibit K-4:  Plaintiff's October 6, 1994 letter to Westchester County Bar Association
        Exhibit K-5:  Plaintiff's September 21, 1995 letter to Westchester County Bar Association
        Exhibit L:  "Barred Attorney Removed From Court", Gannett, 5/24/95, "Judge Rejects Suit by Suspended Lawyer",

                         Gannett, 8/4/95
        Exhibit M: classified ad, New York Law Journal
        Exhibit N:  due process violations in Wolstencroft: from appellate brief & record on appeal
        Exhibit O:  Plaintiff's January 10, 1995 affidavit before 2nd Dept in support of its recusal from Wolstencroft appeals


PLAINTIFF'S MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION AND TRO, September 25, 1995

 

 

DEFENDANTS' STATEMENT OF OPPOSITION TO PLAINTIFF'S RULE 3(g) STATEMENT, October 6, 1995

 

DEFENDANT CASELLA'S AFFIDAVIT, October 6, 1995

 

DEFENDANTS' "MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN REPLY TO PLAINTIFFS' CROSS-MOTION (sic) FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT AND IN OPPOSITION TO PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR SANCTIONS, October 6, 1995

 

 

PLAINTIFF’S ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR JUDGE SPRIZZO’S RECUSAL, PURSUANT TO 28 USC §§144 AND 455, which Judge Sprizzo refused to sign, October 26, 1995
       Exhibit A: Transcript of September 28, 1995 court proceeding
       Exhibit B: September 26, 1995 receipt stamp
       Exhibit C:  Judge Sprizzo's decision in Mason v. Departmental Disciplinary Committee
      
Exhibit D-1: Plaintiff's August 25, 1995 letter to Judge Sprizzo, requesting pre-motion conference on August 31,
                         1995 to present OSC for preliminary injunction with TRO

       Exhibit D-2:  Plaintiff's September 12, 1995 letter to Asst. A.G. confirming 9/22/95 as date for presentment of
                          OSC for preliminary injunction with TRO
       Exhibit E-1: Asst. A.G.'s September 13, 1995 letter advising of his assignment to case
       Exhibit E-2: Asst. A.G's September 13, 1995 letter to Judge Sprizzo, requesting he so-order his ltr,
                          extending defendants' time
       Exhibit E-3:  Plaintiff's September 18, 1995 letter to Judge Sprizzo, detailing Asst. A.G.'s litigation misconduct
                          & opposing his extension request
       Exhibit F-1: Plaintiff's December 16, 1994 letter to Judge Sprizzo, detailing Asst. A.G. 's litigation misconduct
       Exhibit F-2: Judge Sprizzo's June 26, 1995 letter to Plaintiff, advising her that "all further communications with the
                        Court must be in writing"
       Exhibit F-3: Plaintiff's July 26, 1995 ltr to Judge Sprizzo, detailing as unwarranted his requirement that she
                         communicate with the Court only in writing & requesting date to present for preliminary injunction
                         with TRO
       Exhibit F-4: August 3, 1995 letter to Plaintiff from Judge Sprizzo's law clerk, reaffirming court directive & advising to
                        arrange a pre-motion conference for her OSC, as required by Judge Sprizzo's individual rules

       Exhibit F-5: Plaintiff's September 19, 1995 letter to Judge Sprizzo, detailing the "disparate and discriminatory"
                        treatment accorde
d her by him & his staff


PLAINTIFF'S MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF HER ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR RECUSAL [rejected by Judge Sprizzo at the October 27, 1995 date of presentment of the Order to Show Cause]

 

PLAINTIFF'S AFFIDAVIT IN FURTHER SUPPORT OF TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AND SANCTIONS, October 27, 1996

 
 
PLAINTIFF’S NOTICE OF MOTION FOR REARGUMENT, RECONSIDERATION, AND RENEWAL OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR RECUSAL AND FOR OTHER RELIEF, March 8, 1996
          Exhibit A-1: Judge Sprizzo's March 5, 1996 order
          Exhibit A-2:  March 4, 1996 coverletter from Judge Sprizzo's law clerk
          Exhibit B:  Transcript of October 27, 1995 court proceeding
          Exhibit C:  Plaintiff's unanswered December 27, 1995 letter to Judge Sprizzo, detailing his 11/9/95 order as
                          factually erroneous & legally unsupported & requesting clarification
          Exhibit D: Plaintiff's unanswered January 9, 1996 letter to Judge Sprizzo, reiterating her request for clarification
                         of his November 9, 1995 order & the exigency of injunctive relief
          Exhibit E:  Plaintiff's January 23, 1996 letter to Judge Sprizzo, detailing his prejudicial disregard of her rights by
                         his refusal to respond to her December 27, 1995 and February 9, 1996 letters & his favored treatment
                         of defendants

          Exhibit F: Plaintiff's March 5, 1996 letter to Judge Sprizzo, protesting his prejudicial conduct & request that it be
                        accepted in lieu of formal motion as a renewal of her October 27, 1995 motion for his recusal



DEFENDANTS' MOTION TO DISMISS PURSUANT TO FRCP 41(b), March 8, 1996


DEFENDANTS' MEMORANDUM OF LAW, March 7, 1996

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER, May 21, 1996

JUDGMENT,
May 24, 1996

 


 

SECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS

(#96-7805)

 

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S NOTICE OF APPEAL, June 27, 1996

 

   

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S BRIEF, January 10, 1997

Attached Appendix: Line-by-line analysis of the appealed-from 5/21/96 decision/order of  District Court Judge Sprizzo, compared with record

RECORD ON APPEAL, January 10, 1997
     Supplemental Materials for the Consideration of the Court in its Supervisory Capacity

Plaintiff’s statement, presented at the 11/28/95 public hearing of the Second Circuit Task Force on Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts     

          Substantiating Transmittal

Plaintiff’s March 8, 1996 handwritten letter to Chief Judge Griesa/Southern District Court

Plaintiff’s May 3, 1996 letter to Chief Judge Griesa



DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENT'S OPPOSING BRIEF, March 4, 1997 

 

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S REPLY BRIEF, April 1, 1997

        

 

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S RECUSAL/SANCTIONS MOTION, April 1, 1997
        Exhibit A-1:March 7, 1997 order
        Exhibit A-2: March 10, 1997 order
        Exhibit A-3: March 13, 1997 order
        Exhibit B: A.G.'s March 4, 1997 motion for extension & pro hac vice admission
        Exhibit C: A.G.'s March 11, 1997 motion to file corrected brief
        Exhibit D: Plaintiff'-Appellant's February 24, 1997 affidavit in opposition & in support of sanctions

             Ex. A: October 23, 1996 pre-argument conference notice & order
             Ex. B:  Plaintiff-Appellant's January 14, 1996 fax to A.G.:  RE: litigation misconduct

             Ex. C:  A.G.'s February 12, 1997 motion for extension
             Ex. D:  Plaintiff-Appellant's February 19, 1997 fax coversheet to A.G.
             Ex. E:  Plaintiff-Appellant's January 27, 19977 fax to A.G.:  RE: supervisory responsibility

             Ex. F:  Plaintiff-Appellant's February 12, 1997 motion before Defendant 2nd Dept. in Wolstencroft
       Exhibit E: docket
       Exhibit F: February 25, 1997 order
       Exhibit G: Plaintiff-Appellant's March 10, 1997 letter to Ct of Appeals' staff counsel
       Exhibit H:  A.G.'s March 11, 1997 fax coversheet
       Exhibit I-1: A.G.'s March 11, 1997 letter to Ct of Appeals' clerk
       Exhibit I-2: A.G.'s March 11, 1997 completed form

 

ASST. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S AFFIDAVIT IN OPPOSITION, April 16, 1997
       Exhibit 1: A.G.'s February 12, 197 motion for extension of time
       Exhibit 2: February 25, 1997 order
       Exhibit 3: A.G.'s March 4, 1997 motion for extension of time, admission pro hac vice
      
Exhibit 4: March 10, 1997 order

DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENT'S MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN OPPOSITION, April 16, 1997

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S AFFIDAVIT IN REPLY & IN FURTHER SUPPORT OF THE MOTION, April 23, 1997
        Exhibit A: excerpt from rehearing petition, Sassower v. Field

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S SUPPLEMENTAL AFFIDAVIT, April 28, 1997
        
Exhibit A:  Written testimony of CJA's Coordinator, Elena Sassower, before 2nd Circuit Task Force on Gender,
                        Racial & Ethnic Fairness in the Courts
        Exhibit B: CJA's 6/17/96 letter to 2nd Circuit Task Force Co-Chair Magistrate Sharon Grubin
        Exhibit C:  "Vacco's Office's Delay Culminates in Default", NYLJ, 4/24/97
        Exhibit D: April 18, 1997 letter from Clerk's Office
        Exhibit E: Plaintiff-Appellant's March 28, 1997 letter to Clerk's Office
        Exhibit F-1:  receipted back of Verified Complaint by Janet Johnson
        Exhibit F-2: Elena Sassower's October 19, 1994 letter to Janet Johnson 
 

SUMMARY ORDER OF APPELLATE PANEL -- Dennis Jacobs, Thomas Meskill, Edward Korman, September 10, 1997


PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S PETITION FOR REHEARING WITH SUGGESTION FOR REHEARING IN BANC, October 6, 1997

   

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S RECUSAL/RULE 60(b) VACATUR FOR FRAUD MOTION, October 10, 1997

Table of Exhibits

Exhibit A:  “Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline

Exhibit B:  “Restraining ‘Liars in the Courtroom’ and on the Public Payroll

Exhibit C: Plaintiff-Appellant’s March 4, 1996 judicial misconduct complaint against Jon Newman, Chief
               Judge, Second Circuit Court of Appeals

      Ex A: "'Vexatious Litigants' Procedure Held Lawful", NYLJ, 1/9/93
      Ex B: "Attorney Sanctioned by Court of Appeals", NYLJ, 9/11/91
      Ex C:  Judge Griesa's February 27, 1992 order

Exhibit D: April 10, 1996 dismissal order of Acting Chief Judge Kearse

Exhibit E: Plaintiff-Appellant’s May 30, 1996 petition for review of Acting Chief Judge Kearse’s dismissal
               of the March 4, 1996 complaint against Chief Judge Newman

       Ex A:  August 1993 Report of the National Commission on Judicial Discipline & Removal
       Ex B:  March 15, 1994 Report of the Proceedings of the Judicial Conference
       Ex C:  March 1994 Summary of the Report of the Judicial Conference Committee
       Ex D:  Rule 4
       Ex E:  In re George Sassower, 20 F.3d 42 (3/10/94)
       Ex F:  In re Spiegelman 
      
Ex. G:  In re Charge of Judicial Misconduct
       Ex H:  In re Charge of Judicial Misconduct
       Ex I: In re Charge of Judicial Misconduct
       Ex J:  In re Charge of Judicial Misconduct

       Ex K:  "A Replacement for Thomas", NYT, op-ed by Judge Newman

Exhibit J: requests for oral argument/etc.
Exhibit K: transcript of August 29, 1997 oral argument before appellate panel

Exhibit L: Plaintiff-Appellant's written oral argument
Exhibit M: Plaintiff-Appellant's August 27, 1997 letter to A.G. Vacco

       Ex. 1: faxed copy: "Restraining 'Liars in the Courtroom" and on the Public Payroll", 8/27/97
      
Ex. 2: Plaintiff-Appellant's January 14, 1997 letter to A.G. Vacco
Exhibit N-1: analysis of appellate panel's September 10, 1997 decision/order
Exhibit N-2: appellate panel's September 10, 1997 decision/order

 

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S §372(c) JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT COMPLAINT AGAINST DISTRICT COURT JUDGE

October 28, 1997    COMPLAINT FORM   

§372(c) Judicial Misconduct Complaint against District Judge Sprizzo

        Exhibit A: Line-by-line analysis of Judge Sprizzo’s appealed-from May 21, 1996 decision/order,
                       compared with record

        Exhibit B:  “Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline

 

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT’S §372(c) JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT COMPLAINT AGAINST THREE-JUDGE APPELLATE PANEL, November 6, 1997     COMPLAINT FORMS (Jacobs)   (Meskill)   (Korman)

§372(c) Judicial Misconduct Complaint against Appellate Panel Judges Jacobs, Meskill, Korman

       Exhibit A:   Line-by-line analysis of appellate panel’s September 10, 1997 summary order, compared with record

       Exhibit B-1:  “Restraining ‘Liars in the Courtroom’ and on the Public Payroll

       Exhibit B-2: “Where Do You Go When Judges Break the Law?     

       Exhibit C: “Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline   

 

  
    Second Circuit's February 23, 1998 letter transmitting dismissal order of Second Circuit Chief Judge Winter

 

PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S PETITION FOR REHEARING OF DISMISSAL OF JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT COMPLAINTS, April 3, 1998

        Exhibit A:  CJA's March 10, 1998 memorandum to the House Judiciary Committee
        Exhibit B:  CJA's March 23, 1998 memorandum to the House Judiciary Committee -- impeachment complaint



      Second Circuit May 6, 1998 letter transmitting dismissal order of the Second Circuit Judicial Council


      Second Circuit's May 8, 1998 letter with names of members of Second Circuit Judicial Council panel --
Circuit Judge Amalya Kearse, Circuit Judge Pierre Leval, District Judge Charles Sifton (EDNY), and District Judge J. Garvin Murtha (Vermont)

 


 

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

(#98-106)

 

PETITIONER’S PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI, May 18, 1998 

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S WAIVER, August 4, 1998

PETITIONER’S SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEF, September 2, 1998

          PERTINENT DOCUMENTS IN SUPPLEMENTAL APPENDIX &/OR LODGED WITH CLERK'S OFFICE
 

CJA's statement for the record of the House Judiciary Committee's June 11, 1998 "oversight hearing of the administration and operation of the federal judiciary"

    Accompanying Compendium of Documents Annexed to the Statement
    CJA's March 10, 1998 memorandum to House Judiciary Committee

          CJA's published article, "Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline", 
          The Long Term View (Massachusetts School of Law) (summer 1997)

    CJA's March 10, 1998 fax coversheets/receipts of certified mailing
    CJA's March 23, 1998 memorandum to House Judiciary Committee
          Ex. A: CJA's March 13, 1998 letter to Professor Burbank
          Ex. B: Professor Burbank's March 15, 1998 fax
          Ex. C: CJA's March 16, 1998 memo to House Judiciary Committee
          Ex. D: CJA's July 22, 1993 letter to National Commission on Judicial Discipline
                     & Removal
          Ex. E: CJA's June 9, 1993 letter to Counsel/House Judiciary Committee
    CJA's March 23, 1998 fax coversheet to House Judiciary Committee
    CJA's May 22, 1998 letter to House Judiciary Committee
          CJA's April 24, 1998 testimony before the Commission on Structural Alternatives for
          the Federal Courts of Appeals
                  "Where Do You Go When Judges Break the Law", $16,770 ad, NYT, 10/26/94
                  "Restraining 'Liars in the Courtroom' and on the Public Payroll", $3,077 ad, NYLJ, 8/27/97
    CJA's May 29, 1998 letter to Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
    CJA's June 5, 1998 letter to House Judiciary Committee
        
Correspondence with House Judiciary Committee during Democratic control:
         CJA's July 29, 1993 letter to Counsel
         CJA's August 26, 1993 letter to Counsel
         January 4, 1994 letter from Counsel
         CJA's January 31, 1994 letter to Counsel
         CJA's December 2, 1994 letter to Counsel
         CJA's December 27, 1994 letter to Counsel
        
Correspondence with House Judiciary Committee following the Republican
         take-over

         CJA's February 2, 1995 letter to staff
         CJA's June 30, 1995 letter to Counsel
         CJA's July 10, 1995 letter to Asst. Counsel
         July 20m 1995 letter from Asst. Counsel
         CJA's November 8, 1995 letter to Asst. Counsel
         CJA's December 1, 1995 letter to Asst. Counsel
         CJA's January 29, 1996 to Counsel/Democratic Minority Side
         CJA's March 28, 1996 letter to Chief Counsel
         CJA's January 20, 1998 fax to Counsel
       

CJA’s statement at the April 24, 1998 public hearing of the Commission on Structural Alternatives for the Federal Courts of Appeals

 

Petitioner’s July 20, 1998 letter to U.S. Solicitor General Seth Waxman

August 10, 1998 letter from Solicitor General

 

Petitioner's July 27, 1998 letter to Chief of the Public Integrity Section/Justice Department’s Criminal Division
    Exhibit A:  CJA's April 26, 1994 letter to Civil Rights Division: Voting Section/Justice Dept.

    Exhibit B: CJA's May 10, 1994 letter to Civil Rights Division: Voting Section/Justice Dept.
    Exhibit C:  CJA's May 23, 1994 letter to Civil Rights Division: Voting Section/Justice Dept.
    Exhibit D:  CJA's December 30, 1994 letter to Civil Rights Division: Voting Section/Justice Dept.

    Exhibit E-1: DLS' January 10, 1991 letter to U.S. Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit E-2: January 16, 1991 letter from U.S. Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit E-3: DLS' January 28, 1991 letter to U.S. Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit E-4: DLS' March 28, 1991 letter to U.S. Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit E-5: April 2, 1991 letter from U.S. Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit F:  Doris L. Sassower v. Commission on Judicial Conduct of the State of NY, notice of right
                    seek intervention & notice of petition

    Exhibit G-1: CJA's August 1, 1995 letter to Deputy Chief/Criminal Division/US Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit G-2: CJA's handwritten note to Civil Rights Division: Voting Section/Justice Dept.

    Exhibit G-3:  CJA's August 17, 1995 handwritten note with NYLJ Ltr to Editor, "Comm'n Abandons
                       Investigative Mandate
"

    Exhibit G-4:  CJA's May 6, 1997 letter to Michele Hirshman/Chief/Public Corruption Unit/
                       U.S. Attorney/SDNY
    Exhibit G-5: Michele Hirshman's May 19, 1997 letter
    Exhibit G-6: Michele Hirshman's June 27, 1997 letter
    Exhibit H:  CJA's faxes to FBI
    Exhibit I-1: "Restraining 'Liars in the Courtroom" and on the Public Payroll", NYLJ, ad, 8/27/97, pp. 3-4
    Exhibit I-2: "Where Do You Go When Judges Break the Law?", NYT, ad, 10/26/94, op-ed page
    Exhibit J-1: CJA's March 28, 1996 letter to Chief/Public Integrity Section/Justice Dept's Criminal
                     Division
    Exhibit J-2:  May 17, 1996 letter from Deputy Chief /Public Integrity Section/Justice Dept's Criminal
                     Division
    Exhibit K: Justice Dept's March 10, 1998 & June 10, 1998 letters to House Judiciary Committee, as
                    reprinted in Committee report

    Exhibit L: 28 USC Sec. 529: Annual Report & July 28, 1998 letter from Public Integrity Section/Justice
                    Dept.


CJA’s November 24, 1997 letter to Deputy General Counsel, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
       Exhibit A: Inventory of transmitted file: Sassower v. Mangano
       Exhibit B: fax transmitting "Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline"
       Exhibit C: NYLJ item, 5/16/97


Petitioner’s January 26, 1998 letter to ABA President Jerome Shestack
      
Exhibit A: "Where Do You Go When Judges Break the Law?", NYT, op-ed ad, 10/26/94
       Exhibit B:  "Restraining 'Liars in the Courtroom' and on the Public Payroll", NYLJ, ad, 8/27/97
       Exhibit C: Inventory of transmitted file of Sassower v. Mangano, et al.
       Exhibit D:  1994 report of ABA Task Force on Judicial Removal

       Exhibit E: report of ABA Commission on Separation of Powers & Judicial Independence
       Exhibit F: "Without Merit: The Empty Promise of Judicial Discipline", The Long Term View, 1997  

Petitioner’s August 11, 1998 letter to ABA President Philip Anderson
     
Exhibit A-1:  July 12, 1976 letter of Francis Plimpton on behalf of Doris Sassower, with petition
                         signatures
      Exhibit A-2: "New York Women's Bar Ex-President Gets Wide Support for Election to ABA House",
                         NYLJ, 8/3/76
      Exhibit A-3: Petitioner's listing in Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, 1989
      Exhibit B-1: "The Risks To Judicial Independence", Pres Shestack's message/ABA Journal, 6/1998
      Exhibit B-2:  "With professionalism movement well under way, it is time for lawyers to address justice
                         issues
", Pres. Shestack, National Law Journal, 8/4/98
      Exhibit B-3: "The bar must campaign for the independence of the judiciary -- and of the legal
                         profession itself
', Pres-Elect Anderson, National Law Journal, 8/4/98
      Exhibit C:  CJA's January 26, 1998 letter to President Shestack
      Exhibit D:  CJA's March 27, 1998 letter to President Shestack,
                       with Giraffe Project press release & award
                       and "True Believers", Westchester County Weekly, 3/18/98

     Exhibit E:  April 8, 1998 fax to President Shestack  
     Exhibit F:  May 5, 1998 fax to President Shestack
     Exhibit G:  May 18, 1998 fax from ABA Center for Professional Responsibility
     Exhibit H:  CJA's 1992 faxes to Shestack
     Exhibit I-1: CJA's December 27, 1997 letter to Patricia Hynes, 2nd Circuit Representative/ABA
                     Standing Committee on Federal Judiciary
     Exhibit I-2:  CJA's October 31, 1995 letter to Patricia Hynes
     Exhibit J:  CJA's January 8, 1998 letter to President Shestack
     Exhibit K:  CJA's January 9, 1998 letter to President Shestack
     Exhibit L:  CJA's January 12, 1998 letter to President Shestack
     Exhibit M:  CJA's January 14, 1998 letter to President Shestack"
     Exhibit N:  CJA's May 27, 1996 letter to SJC Chairman Hatch, as reprinted in record of SJC's May 21,
                     1996 hearing on "The "Role of the ABA in the Judicial Selection Process"
    Exhibit O-1:  CJA's July 30, 1998 letter to SJC
    Exhibit O-2:  CJA's August 3, 1998 letter to SJC
    Exhibit O-3: CJA's August 3, 1998 fax to organizations

 

PETITIONER’S SEPTEMBER 23, 1998 LETTER-APPLICATION TO THE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES FOR DISCLOSURE AND DISQUALIFICATION, PURSUANT TO 28 U.S.C §455
     Exhibit A: In re George Sassower, 510 U.S. 4, 114 S.Ct. 2 (1993)

     Exhibit B-1: Petitioner’s September 2, 1998 letter to Chief Deputy Clerk

     Exhibit B-2: Petitioner’s September 17, 1998 letter to Chief Deputy Clerk

     Exhibit C: CJA’s September 4, 1998 memo to governmental & bar recipients of supplemental brief

     Exhibit D:    certified mail/return receipts for September 4, 1998 memo

     Exhibit E-1:  USC Law School Announcement: Judicial Independence & Accountability Symposium

     Exhibit E-2:   Speech by Justice Anthony Kennedy: “Judicial Ethics and the Rule of Law”, summer 1996

PETITIONER’S SEPTEMBER 29, 1998 LETTER TO DEPUTY CLERK FRANCIS LORSON

PETITIONER’S OCTOBER 14, 1998 IMPROVISED JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT COMPLAINT vs THE JUSTICES (LETTER TO CHIEF CLERK WILLIAM SUTER)

     Exhibit A:  October 6, 1998 letter from Suter's Administrative Assistant, docket sheet
     Exhibit B:  1993 Report of the National Commission on Judicial Discipline & Removal, pp. 121-3

PETITIONER’S OCTOBER 26, 1998 LETTER TO DEPUTY CLERK LORSON  

PETITIONER’S OCTOBER 26, 1998 LETTER TO CHIEF CLERK SUTER  

PETITIONER’S PETITION FOR REHEARING, October 30, 1998

PETITIONER’S NOVEMBER 6, 1998 LETTER TO CHIEF DEPUTY CLERK LORSON, enclosing
   CJA’s NOVEMBER 6, 1998 IMPEACHMENT COMPLAINT AGAINST THE JUSTICES

Exhibit A: CJA's May 29, 1998 letter to William Burchill and Jeffrey Barr, General Counsel & Assistant
               General Counsel/Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, to which Chief Justice Rehnquist
               was indicated recipient in his capacity as head of the Judicial Conference

Exhibit B:  Report of the National Commission on Judicial Discipline and Removal, pp. 121-123




CONTINUES with:

 

TEST #1 -- 1999:   November 6, 1998 IMPEACHMENT COMPLAINT --
& THE 1993 REPORT OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE & REMOVAL     
        
2004 SUPPLEMENT TO IMPEACHMENT COMPLAINT  -- &  TEST #2:  
Supreme Court's impeachable repudiation of Congressionally-imposed obligations of disqualification & disclosure under 28 USC 455 & disregard for the single recommendation addressed to it by the 1993 Report of the National Commission on Judicial Discipline & Removal that it consider establishing an internal mechanism to review judicial misconduct complaints against its justices.

AND, ADDITIONALLY --  on the state level --                       

CJA's October 6, 1998 judicial misconduct complaint against the Appellate Division, Second Department Justices, filed with the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct -- based upon their readily-verifiable litigation misconduct & fraud in Sassower v. Mangano  -- resulting in Test Cases-State (COMMISSION)

 

                                   


 

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