CJA's September 5, 2017 LETTER TO WOULD-BE SUFFOLK COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEYS TIM SINI
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"RE:  INFORMING THE SUFFOLK COUNTY LEGISLATURE & SUFFOLK COUNTY VOTERS: 
          (1) What district attorney salary will you be claiming in the event Suffolk County voters elect you as their district attorney?;  
          (2) Will you enforce the penal law by investigating and prosecuting the Suffolk County state Senators and Assembly members who have colluded in the “grand larceny of the public fisc” involving judicial and district attorney salaries & the slush-fund state budget, established by the record of the citizen-taxpayer action, CJA v. Cuomo, et al. (Albany Co. #5122-16) – as, for instance, State Senator Phil Boyle, running to be Suffolk County sheriff?"

Suffolk County   (population: 1,498,000) 
     

CJA's July 13, 2016 e-mail to Suffolk County Legislative Clerk  

CJA's July 14, 2016 e-mail to Suffolk County Attorney

    transmitted July 8, 2016 NOTICE (pdf)    
                         Webpage for July 8, 2016 NOTICE, with substantiating proof

"The attached July 8, 2016 letter pertains to this year’s district attorney salary increase for which Suffolk County is liable.  It is for all Suffolk County legislators, executive officers, the treasurer/comptroller, as well as for Suffolk County Attorney Dennis Brown.  Unless I hear from you to the contrary, I will assume you have forwarded this e-mail on to them, as I request you to do.   

To assist Suffolk County in taking protective steps, I am also directly sending this e-mail to Suffolk County District Attorney Spota so as to reinforce his duty to promptly furnish his fellow Suffolk County public officers with his findings of fact and conclusions of law with respect to the citizen-taxpayer action Center for Judicial Accountability, Inc. v. Cuomo, et al. (Albany Co. #1788-2014).  Does he deny or dispute its rock-solid evidentiary showing that the judicial salary increases, on which his own district attorney salary increases rest, are statutorily-violative, fraudulent -- & unconstitutional?   How about our June 21, 2016 corruption complaint based thereon, filed with Albany County District Attorney Soares?  Does he deny or dispute its sufficiency for founding criminal indictments for violations of the penal law – and convictions?   

For the convenience of all, the direct link to CJA’s webpage for the attached July 8, 2016 letter, from which all referred-to correspondence and substantiating evidence are accessible, is here: http://www.judgewatch.org/web-pages/searching-nys/budget/budget-2016-17/7-8-16-ltr-to-counties.htm .

Feel free to call with any questions."

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      Suffolk County:  August 2, 2016 email with spreadsheets


CJA's August 8, 2016 FOIL REQUEST --
"RE: State Aid for District Attorney Salaries"     transmitting e-mail

  CJA's September 7, 2016 e-mail --
NOTICE OF RIGHT TO SEEK INTERVENTION webpage

"This follows up the Center for Judicial Accountability’s July 8, 2016 letter to the counties entitled: 

'GIVING NOTICE: Your duty to repudiate & challenge the state-imposed district attorney salary increases based on your own district attorney’s findings of fact and conclusions of law with respect to rock-solid,
prima facie evidence establishing them to be based on judicial salary increases that are statutorily-violative, fraudulent – & unconstitutional'.

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Please be advised that in the absence of any substantive response from you to the July 8, 2016 letter, CJA has had no choice but to continue to proceed alone on behalf of the People of the State of New York and the public interest.  On Friday, September 2, 2016, we commenced a new citizen-taxpayer action in Supreme Court/Albany County (#5122-16) pertaining to the state budget for fiscal year 2016-2017.  In addition to embodying ALL the evidence that CJA’s July 8, 2016 letter furnished you to establish the counties’ duty to take steps to void the district attorney salary increases arising from the December 24, 2015 report of the Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive Compensation and the August 29, 2011 report of the Commission on Judicial Compensation, it presents a tenth cause of action (¶¶85-110) to void the “grants to counties for district attorney salaries” in this year’s Aid to Localities Budget Bill #S.6403-d/A.9003-d.   

As the counties are directly affected by the tenth cause of action, this is to give you notice of your right to seek intervention as to that cause, in particular – and, additionally, as to the sixth, seventh, and eighth causes of action to void the December 24, 2015 and August 29, 2011 reports (¶¶59-80)....