Is there such a judgment? Please see "Terry Tuchin, Diana Lisa Riccioli, and New Jersey's Agency of Torture" and "What is it like to be tortured?"
The letter is dated February 29, 2008. The postage permit is #011A0413002687. The postal code at the bottom of the envelope is #10034453035 c010. (DC?)
"The judgment can only be satisfied by payment in full of your obligation. Once payment has been made, we will file a Warrant of Satisfaction and the Judgment will be removed from your credit history."
"Please send payment in full to this office immediately. ..."
The signature is "Julianne K. DeCore." No person named "Janet Garcia" (the person whose name appeared on the previous letter I received, ostensibly from this same office) is listed as employed at the DRB. At the bottom left corner of the letter are the initials: "JKD:sw."
The following item appeared on Friday, February 22, 2008 in The Record, on-line edition.
Peter J. Sampson, "Ex-EnCap Contractor Seeks Plea Deal," in http://www.northjersey.com/news/crimeandcourts/Ex-EnCap_contractor_seeks_plea_deal_in_separate_cas...
"A contractor linked to millions in cost overruns and delays in the EnCap Golf Project is exploring a plea deal with prosecutors in a money-laundering case that grew out of an unrelated federal probe."
The N.J. attorneys named in newspaper accounts of the multi-million dollar EnCap fiasco are NOT listed as subjects of ethics probes nor have they been asked to reimburse these cost overruns or any portion of their multi-million dollar fees. To my knowledge, none of these lawyers have been subjected to questioning under hypnosis by Terry Tuchin or Diana Lisa Riccioli. None have been choked in their homes or raped, stolen from, nor otherwised harassed. None of their writings have been censored or suppressed. They are not subject to daily cybercrime ten years after leaving the state of New Jersey.
"U.S. Magistrate Judge Claire C. Cecchi issued an order Thursday granting a 30-day continuance in the case against Leroy Robinson to allow his lawyer and the government to pursue plea negotiations."
"... Mr. Robinson is a former Parkway maintenance Supervisor [sic.]... a federal complaint charged that Robinson laundered $120,000 in cash in 2004 and 2005 that he believed were collections from an illegal loan sharking operation."
Furthermore,
"As a commissioner of the Essex County Utilities Authority, Robinson approved millions of dollars in no-bid legal work the authority gave to Mr. Wisler [of the DeCotiis firm] as general counsel."
"In a story published Dec. 23, The Record revealed that Robinson shared a mutually beneficial, 10 year relationship with Eric Wisler, a senior partner at the powerful DeCotiis law firm, who had been the lead attorney for the EnCap Golf project until Robinson's arrest."
No legal ethics investigation is listed concerning this law firm or Mr. Wisler. No judgments are listed as being sought or entered against these attorneys. Please see "Crimes Against Humanity in New Jersey" and "One of New Jersey's Highly Ethical Attorneys Has a Problem."
Ethics, Stuart? Did you get a piece of this pie, Anne?
