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2019 Commission on Legislative,
Judicial
& Executive Compensation
Chief
Judge DiFiore's appointment of
Michael Cardozo, Esq.
Disqualified as a
judicial pay raise advocate, whose testimony before the 2011
Commission on Judicial Compensation, as NYC Corporation Counsel, was
fraudulent and who colluded in the frauds of his fellow judicial pay
raise advocates before the Commission on Judicial Compensation.
This was demonstrated by CJA's contemporaneous correspondence to
Cardozo, his fellow pay raise advocates, and the Commission--
without dispute from any of them as to its accuracy. This
correspondence was annexed and summarized by CJA's
October 27, 2011 opposition report to the Commission on Judicial
Compensation's August 29, 2011 report -- and such was furnished to
Cardozo, the judicial pay raise advocates, and the Commission --
again, without dispute from any of them as to its accuracy.
Prior thereto, Cardozo, again, and again,
and again, in his leadership positions, at the Fund for Modern
Court, at the New York City Bar Association, at Citizens Union
perpetuated and colluded in the corruption of judicial discipline,
judicial selection, and of the judicial process itself.
HERE'S THE EVIDENCE:
starting with what Cardozo did,
before the 2011 Commission on Judicial Compensation -- & his
knowledge of CJA's October 27, 2011 opposition report
1.
Correspondence
Challenging Cardozo's Fraud Before the 2011 Commission on Judicial
Compensation
& that of his
Fellow Judicial Pay Raise Advocates
CJA's August 16, 2011 letter to NYC Corporation Counsel
Cardozo
--
"Ensuring that the Commission on Judicial Compensation's
Recommendations and Report are Based on Evidence: The Absence
of Evidence that Judicial Compensation has Deterred Qualified Public
Sector or Private Sector Lawyers from Becoming Judges"
click here for: VIDEO
of Cardozo's testimony at the July 20, 2011 hearing of the
Commission on Judicial Compensation (at 1:24 - 1:33)
click here for:
Commission's witness
list
CJA's
August 17, 2011 letter to Advocates of Judicial Pay Raises
--
"Protecting the People of this State from Fraud:
The Commission on Judicial Compensation's Duty to Identify the Case
Presented by Opponents of ANY Judicial Pay Raises & to Make Findings
with Respect Thereto, in Discharge of its Statutory
Responsibilities"
E-Mail (8/17/11)
1I.
Correspondence Apprising Judicial Pay Raise Advocates
of
CJA's October 27, 2011 Opposition Report to the Commission
on Judicial Compensation's August 29, 2011 Report
CJA's October 28, 2011 memo to Judicial Pay Raise
Advocates -- "Holding Government Accountable:
CJA's October 27, 2011 Opposition Report in Support of
Legislative Override of the Commission on Judicial
Compensation's Judicial Pay Recommendations & Other Relief"
CJA's
October 27, 2011 Opposition Report
to the
Commission on Judicial Compensation's August 29, 2011 Report
1II.
Correspondence Sent to Cardozo in His Leadership Position
at the Fund for Modern Courts
CJA's
August 22, 1995 letter to Fund for Modern Courts
pertaining to the corruption of the Commission on Judicial
Conduct-- to which, as the Fund's vice-chair, he was a cc
Enclosures:
"Comm'n
Abandons Investigative Mandate",
8/14/95 letter to editor/NYLJ
Justice
Herman Cahn's July 13, 1995 decision in DLS v. Commission
click here for CJA's webpage of correspondence with:
Fund
for Modern Courts
1V.
Correspondence Sent to Cardozo in His Leadership Positions
at the the New York City Bar Associations
CJA’s March 7, 1997 letter to then NYC Bar President Cardozo
pertaining to Governor Pataki's manipulation of judicial
appointments --
Ex. A-1:
"On Choosing Judges, Pataki Creates Problems", CJA's ltr to
editor, NYT, November 16, 1996
Ex. A-2: "A Call for Concerted Action", CJA's $1,648 paid
ad, NYLJ, November 20, 1996
Ex. B: CJA's June 11, 1996 letter to NYS Senators
Ex. C: CJA's June 12, 1996 letter to Michael Finnegan
Ex. D: City Bar program, "How to Become a Judge", December 7,
1996
Ex. E-1: NYLJ item, March 4, 1997
Ex. E-2: "Pataki Names Panels For Judicial Screening",
NYLJ, March 6, 1997
Ex. F: CJA's February 10, 1997 letter to Alan Rothstein, City
Bar Counsel
Ex. G: CJA's August 22, 1995 letter to John Feerick,
Chairman/Fund for Modern Courts
Ex. H: CJA's May 6, 1996 letter to James McGuire
Ex. I-1: "Lawyers' Attacks on Judges Risk Censure", by
Cardozo, National Law Journal, August 26, 1996
Ex. I-2: City Bar program, "POLITICIANS ON JUDGES: Fair
Criticism or Intimidation?", October 7, 1996
CJA’s May 6, 1997 fax to then NYC Bar President Cardozo,
pertaining to Commission onJudicial Conduct,
transmitting
CJA's May 5, 1997 notice-challenge
Ex. A-1: "Commission Abandons Investigative Mandate",
CJA's ltr to editor, NYLJ, 8/14/95
Ex. A-2: "A Call for Concerted Action", CJA's $1,648 ad,
NYLJ, 11/20/96
Ex. B: CJA's 3-page analysis of the fraudulent judicial decision
in Doris L. Sassower v. Commission, with annexed law:
22 NYCRR 7000.1 et seq., Judiciary Law 44.1, NYS
Constitution, Article VI, Sec. 22
see
bottom of page 2 --
CJA's June 12, 1997 memo pertaining to
Gov. Pataki's manipulation of judicial appointments
--
"Ensuring the
public's right to basic information about the Governor's
judicial appointments
process and protecting it from unfit
appointees
CJA’s February 10, 1998 memo to then NYC Bar President Cardozo -- "O'Rourke Waiver"
click
here for CJA's webpages of correspondence with:
New York City Bar Association
Fund
for Modern Courts
Citizens Union
NOTE:
cc on this October 21, 2019 letter
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