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SENATE & SENATE JUDICIARY
COMMITEE --
JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE
2004
CJA's February 13, 2004 memorandum
to Senator Patrick Leahy, Ranking Member/Senate Judiciary Committee and to
Senator Joseph Lieberman, Ranking Member/Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
-- "The Supreme Court's impeachable repudiation of congressionally-imposed
obligations of disqualification & disclosure under 28 U.S.C. 455 and disregard
for the single recommendation addressed to it by the 1993 Report of the National
Commission on Judicial Discipline and Removal that it consider establishing an
internal mechanism to review judicial misconduct complaints against its
Justices"
CJA's February 12, 2004 letter to Chief Justice William
Rehnquist
SEE
Test
Case - Federal (Mangano)
CJA's February 12, 2004 coverletter to Associate
Justices --
"The Supreme Court's impeachable repudiation of congressionally-imposed
obligations of disqualification & disclosure under 28 U.S.C. 455 and disregard
for the single recommendation addressed to it by the 1993 Report of the National
Commission on Judicial Discipline and Removal that it consider establishing an
internal mechanism to review judicial misconduct complaints against its
Justices"
CJA's February 17, 2004 memorandum to Senators Leahy & Lieberman
CJA's July
31, 2001 letter to House Judiciary Committee counsel
--
"Implementing the
National Commission on Judicial Discipline and Removal's key recommendation:
'that the House ensure that its Committee on the Judiciary has the
resources to deal with judicial
discipline matters, and the resources and
institutional memory necessary to deal
with impeachment cases as they arise"
CJA's
September 4, 2001 letter to House Judiciary Committee counsel --
"Getting
Answers to Legitimate Questions -- Including by the Personal Intercession of
Congresswoman Nita Lowey, If Necessary"
CJA's July
30, 2002 letter to House Judiciary Committee counsel -- "Your wilful
non-response to CJA's July 31, 2001 and September 4, 2001 letters and to
phone messages based thereon -- warranting your discharge, for cause, from
the staff of the House Judiciary Committee"
CJA's July 31,
2002 letter to House Judiciary Committee counsel -- "OVERSIGHT OVER THE
OPERATIONS OF THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE'S COURTS SUBCOMMITTEE, BEGINNING
WITH ITS 'OVERSIGHT COUNSEL', MELISSA McDONALD"
CJA's June
4, 2003 letter/memo to Senator Kennedy (at pp. 5-10) --
"Demonstrating that Good-Government and Respect for Fundamental Citizen
Rights would be Served by a Democratic Senate Majority in 2004...(2)
Withdrawing and/or defeating Senate Bill 1023 to increase federal judicial
salaries pending investigation of the documentary evidence of systemic
federal judicial corruption, including the federal judiciary's guttting of
the federal judicial disqualification/disclosure/discipline statutes (28 USC
144, 455, 372(c)) and its wilful failure to implement key recommendations of
the 1993 Report of the National Commission on Judicial Discipline and
Removal."
CJA's
June 4, 2003 transmitting memo to Senators Leahy, Schumer, Feingold & Edwards
-- "Demonstrating that Good-Government and Respect for Fundamental Citizen
Rights would be Served by a Democratic Senate Majority in 2004"
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