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10-05-01 Letter to Reliably Inform Chief Judge Audrey Collins, US District Court, Los Angeles,
of Wrongdoing in Fine v Sheriff, Zernik v Connor et al.
Over the past eight months I have repeatedly raised with you and with Clerk of the US District Court
Terry Nafisi my concerns and allegations of wrongdoing at the US District Court, Central District of
California, Los Angeles, in the two cases referenced above. Furthermore, I requested the initiation of
corrective actions. The causes of actions in the two cases in question were pursuant to deprivation of
rights. In both actions Respondents/ Defendants included judges of the California Superior Court,
County of Los Angeles. In the former action - deprivation of Liberty was claimed; in the latter deprivation
of the Right for Property, involving a major financial institution - Bank of America Corporation.
Furthermore, based on evidence, including but not limited to the two cases, referenced above, fraud
was alleged in both the design and the mode of operations of the Courts online public access system
PACER, and its case management system CM/ECF. Therefore, I write again to reliably inform you of
the alleged perversion of justice in the two cases referenced above, and to again request that you
initiate corrective actions pursuant to the Code of Conduct of United States Judges.
In both cases, referenced above, it was alleged, that conduct of the office of the Clerk of the Court
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involved:
1) Adulteration, involving pro se Deputy Clerk Chris Sawyer, of commencing records in the two
cases the petition in the former, the summons in the latter case.
2) Execution of critical transactions in the respective dockets of the online public access system -
PACER - by Ms Donna Thomas, who was NOT authorized as Deputy Clerk.
3) Listing in the respective PACER dockets of Minutes, Orders, Judgments, and Mandate as
Entered, while issuing on such critical records invalid, false authentication instruments NEFs (notices of
electronic filings) with no digital Court Stamp at all in the case management system (CMS) - CM/ECF.
4) Permitting the appearances of false counsel, who were not Counsel of Record for
Respondents/Defendants in the two cases, who were judges of the Superior Court, County of Los
Angeles. Such counsel, Kevin McCoy and Sarah Overton, respectively, appeared with NO
authorization as Counsel of Record by their purported clients and with NO communications with their
clients at all. Such counsel filed false and deliberately misleading records, declarations and motions to
affect perversion of justice in the respective cases.
5) Permitting in the latter case appearances of false counsel, who were not Counsel of Record for
Defendants, who were Countrywide Financial Corporation, Bank of America Corporation, and/or their
senior officers. Such counsel, Bryan Cave, LLP, appeared with NO authorization as Counsel of Record
by their purported clients and with NO communications with their clients at all. Such counsel filed false
and deliberately misleading records, declarations and motions to affect perversion of justice in the
respective cases.
In view of such allegations, I have repeatedly requested in recent months that Clerk of the Court, Terry
Nafisi, provide clear statements on the record:
1) Whether Ms Donna Thomas was authorized by the Clerk of the Court to execute transactions in
the PACER dockets in the two cases referenced above;
2) Whether the PACER dockets in these two cases were honest, valid, and effectual dockets of the
US District Court;
3) Whether such dockets were constructed pursuant to her authority as Clerk of the Court, and
4) Whether such dockets were constructed in compliance with US law.
Clerk of the US District Court, Terry Nafisi, refused to answer any of the questions #1-4, listed above, at
all. Instead, I received the February 19, 2010 letter, purporting to be a notice of investigation into the
matter by US District Court Counsel, Lydia Yurtchuk. [1]
A reasonable person would be hard pressed to find the February 19, 2010 letter by US District Court
Counsel, Lydia Yurtchuk as a notice of an honest valid, and effectual investigation. The letter included
errors in critical details, lending it void; the letter failed to state in full the captions and case numbers of
the two cases, referenced above; the letter failed to state the authority by which the purported
investigation was instituted, and the letter failed to explicitly state on whose behalf Attorney Lydia
Yurtchuk issued such letter.
I again request that as Chief Judge, US District Court, Central District of California, you initiate
corrective actions in re: Fine v Sheriff (2:09-cv-01914), Zernik v Connor et al (2:08-cv-01550), and that
honest, valid, and effectual notice be provided in case such actions were indeed initiated.
Respectfully,
By: ______________
JOSEPH H ZERNIK
PO Box 526, La Verne, CA 91750
Phone: 323.515.4583
Fax: 323.488.9697
Email <jz12345@earthlink.net>
Blog: http://inproperinla.blogspot.com/
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Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/Human_Rights_Alert
LINKS:
[1] February 19, 2010 Purported notice of investigation by US District Court Counsel, Attorney Lydia
Yurtchuk.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/30764101/10-02-19-Fine-v-Sheriff-2-09-cv-01914-and-Zernik-v-Connor-2-
08-cv-01550-Notice-of-Investigation-by-US-District-Court-Counsel-Atty-Lydia-Yurtchuk-s
CC:
1) Clerk of the Court Terry Nafisi
2) Court Counsel Attorney Lydia Yurtchuk
3) The Honorable Patrick Leahy, Senator - Chair, US Senate Judiciary Committee
4) The Honorable Dianne Feinstein Senator from California, Member of the Judiciary Committee
5) The Honorable John Conyers Jr, Congressman Chair, US House Judiciary Committee
6) The Honorable Christopher Dodd, Senator - Chair, Senate Banking Committee
7) The Honorable Barney Frank, Congressman - Chair, House Financial Institutions Committee
8) The Honorable Carl Levin, Senator - Chair, Senate Committee on Investigations
9) UN High Commissioner on Human Rights
10) Basel Accords Committee
11) US Marshal Service
12) FBI
13) US Secret Service