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All the legal news NEWSDAY is afraid to print & the Bar is
afraid to admit!!!
No one has ever
denied anything we have said in these newsletters because we print the truth.
Why are many newspapers afraid to print these stories???
We would like
to thank now Judge Ira Rabb for mentioning this group at his inauguration.
We would like to see someone of his caliber replace the good old boys
who
currently run the legal system in Nassau & Suffolk Counties.
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If you haven't read "Nothing But The Truth" by Law Professor, Steven Lubet, Esq.,
don't bother, he advocates that lawyers are allowed to lie. Most do anyway!!!
We know we are doing a good job when the lawyers threaten our well being, sue us and damage our property. ...
Believe this: Howard Packman, head of the Ethics Committee, and a member of the prestigious firm Packman, Packman Brown & Farnetti is trying to take a 94 year old womans money, $40,000, (Florence DeHaan Index No. 94-22501) with forged documents!!! Mr. Leonard Shore, their attorney,
pretends he didn't know. He does now!!! And that people makes him a co-conspirator.
LOL: And they claim to be the good guys. ...;-)
When the town of North Hempstead seized a church
building site as part of urban renewal, a member of the town zoning
board said "we have enough churches here". The town is paying
$80,000 for a property that the church paid $130.000.
For information contact Richard Cooper 516-746-5769.
Please Help!!!
The nation does not enjoy constitutional government
because the legal profession unconstitutionally controls all government.
Such control by any group is a violation of the principle of separation
of powers of the constitution.
BE SURE TO VOTE BUT NOT FOR LAWYERS!!!
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Do you know why lawyers are able to over charge the public??? One
reason is they know that you are lazy. They have figured out that most
people hire a lawyer and never read the retainer agreement until there
is a problem!!! According to American Tort Reform Foundations' website www.triallawyermoney.org
a personal injury lawyer W. Umphrey contributed $906,000 to
political candidates including $644,000 to the Democratic party
contingent upon Clinton & Gores Veto of tort reform legislation.
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Drunken
Judges
ToledoBlade.com
Thursday, February 3, 2005
Many judges have been on wrong side of bench
By STEVE
EDER
BLADE STAFF WRITER
Judges at all points on the legal spectrum in Ohio and
nationwide have found themselves on the wrong side of the bench because of
accusations of being drunk behind the wheel.
But if history is any indication, Ohio Supreme Court Justice Alice Robie
Resnick will keep her job and emerge politically unscathed, regardless of the
outcome of her case in criminal court.
Even though Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge John A. Connor has three
DUI convictions on his record, voters last fall let him keep his robe for
another six years. Last year, a state board that reviews judicial conduct
punished Judge Connor with a six-month stayed suspension from the bench -
meaning he could continue serving if he followed guidelines of his
rehabilitation program.
The punishment came the same year Judge Connor pleaded guilty to a
misdemeanor DUI charge in Palm Beach County, Fla., and was sentenced to one-year
probation and 10 days in jail with credit for time spent in an alcohol abuse
program.
He did not face disciplinary action after a 2000 DUI conviction in Bexley,
Ohio, but the criminal courts revoked his license, issued a fine, and ordered
him to seek treatment. In 1985, he was publicly reprimanded after he was
arrested for DUI and later convicted of permitting drug abuse and reckless
operation.
Municipal court judges are far more likely to hear thousands of drunken
driving cases, but few have found themselves facing the charge. In 1994,
Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Bruce Jenkins was reportedly arrested for
drunken driving.
Mr. Jenkins, who retired from the bench in 2003, received a suspended
sentence and probation, paid fines, and was ordered to take an alcohol education
class, according to published reports at the time.
Ohio Supreme Court's Disciplinary Counsel Jonathan Coughlan said instances
where judges become entangled in the legal system because of drunken driving
occur only "once in a great while."
In 1979, Ohio Supreme Court Justice William B. Brown was arrested for drunken
driving near his home in Chillicothe after his state-owned car rear-ended a
vehicle. Even though a police officer at the time said Mr. Brown "swayed like a
rocking chair" and the judge admitted he had two drinks, a jury found him
innocent.
Twice in the mid-1980s, U.S. District Court Judge Nicholas J. Walinski of
Toledo, was convicted on drunken driving charges. Despite the convictions, he
did not leave the bench.
In January, 1984, he was sentenced to three days in the Toledo House of
Correction, fined $300, and had his license revoked for 60 days. The judge
pleaded no contest to a DUI and running a red light about 15 months later, and
he was ordered to complete a 28-day rehabilitation program, fined $400, and had
his driver's license suspended for five years.
Outside of Ohio, Washington State Supreme Court Justice Bobbe Bridge was
cited for drunken driving and trying to leave the scene of an accident in 2003.
The judge apologized and the hit-and-run charge was dismissed while she received
deferred prosecution on the drunken driving charge.
Washington's Commission on Judicial Conduct reprimanded Judge Bridge, while
ordering her to follow the court's rules on her sentence, and make public
presentations on her crime.
These cases provide an opportunity for advocates to seek reform and stronger
penalties for drunken driving, said Tilde Bricker, state victim services
specialist for Ohio's Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
"It's a crime that cuts across the board - people of all ages, all walks of
life," Ms. Bricker said.
Contact Steve Eder at:
seder@theblade.com
or 419-724-6728.
Drunken judges is a major problem within the judiciary.
In the hallways of Los Angeles County Superior Courts use to hang posters that
stated that there was "Confidential help" for judges addicted to drugs and
alcohol, and provide them a 1 (800) telephone number for them to call. I was
totally shocked that they let this information out visible for the public to
see. And, just think, there were many facing trials before these judges on
this same cause.
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We at Americans for Legal Reform have lost a very dear friend and
our greatest supporter to a move to Florida. Bob we love you and miss you, we are left very sad that "The O.B.I.
(Oak Beach Inn) has left us, we had so much fun there we will all miss it and you terribly. ...;-{
We The People Foundation
(www.givemeliberty.org) produced a compact disc of a completion
of documents from the national archives and records, the history of the
Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, The First Ten
Amendments, and the Preamble to the Bill of Rights. call 518-656-3578
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Call 1-800-786-1352 for a FREE GUIDE "Avoiding Grief with a lawyer"
Call 631-421-6390 for a directory of National Disciplinary Agencies.
Call 1-800-772-8577 for a FREE copy of "
The Rule of Lawyers"
There is a book being written as we speak on bad lawyers.
Please send your stories to Fort Dearborn Press, 1153 Dearborn #1100, Chicago Illinois 60610
Telephone: (312) 235-8500
American's for Legal Reform has had a public access cable
program (Channel 71): "Legal Reform Issues" for several years now.
We have brought judges, lawyers and victims to discuss
important matters that are rarely, if ever, shown on commercial media. If you have
been part of the program or watched it, you know it is a valuable program.
Cable Vision is now requiring that a new contract be signed which is unconscionable!!! We urge you to support our efforts to get Cable
Vision to promote public access TV instead of destroying it. ...
If you have an e-mail address, please contact me and I'll send
more information. We don't need money; we need your help.
Thanking you in advance for your support, Bob Goldburg
My E-mail is: robmgold@spec.net
WHO NEEDS LAWYERS???
Fed up with attorneys and their fees,
people are taking the
law into their own hands and fumbling!!!
By Amanda Riply Orlando ( TIME June 12th, 2000 )
Despite the axiom that anyone who represents himself in court
has a fool for a client, self-representation is booming--especially in family
court. ...Most people who file pro-se, ( Latin for "in ones own
behalf" ) do so because they can't afford a lawyer and the rest just don't
want one. They think it's kind of cool to say "I don't need a stupid
lawyer". TheLaw.com may embolden people by demystifying the courthouse. And
anti-lawyer sentiment remains as potent as ever. "This is an era of
do-it-yourself", says Kathleen Sampson of the American Judicature Society,
an organization of judges and lawyers. "It's The Home Depot approach".
... To truly open the courthouse to people who can't afford a lawyer,
proponents say, courts must simplify and standardize legal forms across
jurisdictions and more lawyers should "unbundle" their
services-offering limited advice for lower fees. For now even in Florida whose
courts are more open than most, the protocols still overwhelm people.
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Does anyone have any information of any
kind with any matter involving the following judges
and lawyers. ( Your name will remain confidential ). We seldom name good
judges and lawyers because the good old boys would destroy their reputation. However, we
have the highest regard for
District Judge Ira Raab who is currently running for Supreme Court
Judge.
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| Judge Cornelius Blackshear |
Mike Rubenfeld, Esq. |
Lenard Marlow, Esq. |
| Judge Stanley Harwood |
Herbert Rubenfeld, Esq. |
Elliot Epstein, Esq. |
| Judge Marilyn Shapiro |
John Ray, Esq. |
Lynn Kramer, Esq. |
| Judge Marian McNulty |
Larry Grubman, Esq. |
Kenneth P. Silverman, Esq. |
| Judge Phyllis Gangel-Jacob |
Karl Wand, Esq. |
Steven Jellenik, Esq. |
| Judge Dennis Hurley |
Kenneth Koopersmith, Esq. |
Irwin Popkin, Esq. |
| Judge Leonard Austin, Esq. |
Taylor Walker, Esq. |
Mike & Herbert Rubenfeld, |
| Judge David Freundlich |
Dominick Barbara, Esq. |
C. Donald Schlimbaum, Esq. |
| Judge Donald Kitson |
Divorce Mediation Pro's |
Thomas T. Downer, Esq. |
| Judge Daniel Matins |
Denise Livrieri, Esq. |
Arthur Giorgini, Esq. |
| Judge Leslie Koenig |
Jon Ray, Esq. |
Ira Sloan, Esq |
| Judge Donahue |
William Cullen, Esq. |
Robert P. Calahan, Esq. |
| Judge Melvyn Tanenbaum |
Steven Schapiro, Esq. |
Martha Paltzik, Esq. |
| Judge Gail Prudenti |
Joseph Mule, Esq. |
Catherine Powel, Esq. |
| Judge Kent |
Robert Brodrick, Esq. |
Grace Moron, Esq. |
| Judge Robert Nicholson |
Susan Parker, Esq. |
Barry Zornberg, Esq. |
| Judge Howard Berler |
Keith Brown, Esq. |
Patrick McCarthy, Esq. |
| Judge Sandra Sgroi |
Gary Field, Esq. |
Chris Cassar, Esq. |
| Judge Richard Huttner |
David Gabay, Esq. |
Richard Hartman, Esq. |
| Judge Helen C. Sturm |
Gary Herbst, Esq. |
Michael Klar, Esq. |
| Judge Laura Blackburne |
Paul Dejesse, Esq. |
Barry Gross, Esq. |
| Judge Edward McCabe |
Fred Perola, Esq. |
Stephen Gassman, Esq. |
| Judge David Freundlich |
Stevev Cohen, Esq. |
Rubenfeld, Esq. |
| Judge Gail Prudenti |
Kenneth Bernard, Esq. |
Mark Wasserman, Esq. |
| Judge Peter Fox Cohalan |
Jonathan Edwards, Esq. |
Taylor Walker, esq. |
| Judge Thomas Boyle |
Robert A. Cohen, Esq. |
Philip Marin, Esq.o |
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Herbert Rubenfeld, Esq. |
E. Judson Conder, Esq. |
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Theodore Robinson, Esq. |
Robert J. Keschak, Esq. |
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George Case, Esq. |
Tom McKevitt, Esq. |
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Brad Rejerbegen, Esq. |
Kenneth Silverman, Esq. |
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Ken Wilensky, Esq. |
Howard P. Pritz,Esq. |
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Lynne Kramer, Esq. |
Jacob Worsoe |
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Donald Noonan, Esq. |
Bridget Gianetti, Esq. |
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Chaz Cancellare, Esq. |
Alan Wolinsk, Esq. |
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Timothy Tipping, Esq. |
Anthony Longo, Esq. |
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Dominick Barbara, Esq. |
Damn Florio, Esq. |
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Ira Kurtzburg, Eesq. |
Charles Reither, Esq. |
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Sari Friedman, Esq. |
Herbert Rubenfeld, Esq. |
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IN NEW YORK: PLEASE CHECK YOUR COURT
RECORDS AND AT THE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE FOR AFFIDAVITS OF SERVICE NOTARIZED
BY NORMAN YELLON.
PLEASE NOTIFY US (ALR) ASAP.
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Why have we received so many complaints of
over billing by the firm of Parolla, Gross and Marino? Parolla is also the comptroller for Nassau County.We wonder why the county is in such bad shape.
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| THE FOLLOWING LIST REPRESENTS YOUR ELECTED
OFFICIALS. YOU SHOULD CONTACT THEM REGARDING COMPLAINTS ABOUT LAWYERS
AND JUDGES AND DEMAND INVESTIGATIONS. |
| U.S. SENATOR CHALES SCUMER |
202-244-6542 |
| U.S. SENATOR PATRICK MOYNIHAN |
202-224-4451 |
| CONGRESSMAN RICK LAIZO |
202-225-3335 |
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TOWNS OF ISLIP AND BABYLON
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| CONGRESSMAN GARY ACKERMAN |
202-225-2601 |
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| CONGRESSMAN MIKE FORBES |
202-225-3826 |
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5 EASTERN TOWNS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY
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NY STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL
ELLIOT SPITZER |
212-416-8050 |
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EX-CHIEF JUDGE HARWOOD ISN'T THE ONLY ONE WHO THINKS
IT'S OK TO STEAL A LITTLE IF YOU'RE AN ATTORNEY. READ N.Y. POST JANUARY
30TH "COURT HOUSE CASH MACHINE" DIRTY DOZEN
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