I need Everyone's help with a brief phone call.

JACK CUNNINGHAM VS. NEW JERSEY STATE CORRUPTION

I need Everyone's help with a brief phone call.

I need Everyone's help with a brief phone call.

Please call State Senator Steve Oroho and Assemblywoman Allison Littell-McHose  (973 - 300 - 0200) and ask them for a written response to my November 14, 2008 letter  (below) to them, and Congressman Scott Garrett and Governor Jon Corzine.   Ask for "Helen" or Assemblywoman Allison Littell-McHose and State Senator Steve Oroho directly. Helen is Assemblywoman Alison Littell-McHose's executive assistant.

I'm just trying to get real answers in writing.

Please ask Assemblywoman Littell-McHose and State Senator Steve Oroho, if they can get Governor Corzine (staff) to answer my letters and questions in writing concerning the investigation. Please mention how disgraceful it is for the governor and other political officers of New Jersey not to have answered a PTSD veteran's letters in years.

     Instead of the State of New Jersey giving a PTSD vet Reasonable Disability Accommodations for his PTSD, they openly exacerbated his PTSD.    "It's a crime."

     Please add that it has been eight years of exacerbating his condition in the hope that he would go away. "He's not going away, until this New Jersey Attorney Ethics cover-up is resolved."

    If you can get other people to call, I'd greatly appreciate it.    If you get to call, please email me what they tell you.

                Thank You Very Much!!

                   Jack Cunningham

                   ProudVietnamVeteran@earthlink.net

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November 14, 2008
Congressman Scott Garrett, New Jersey's 5th Congressional District

Cc: Honorable Governor Jon Corzine
       Honorable Senator Steven V. Oroho
       Honorable Alison Littell McHose

       Americans Working Together

Dear Tatiana Marquis, District Director,

As per the conversation you had with my wife Joan, please find the following information pertaining to my eight year struggle to initiate an investigation of my charges of corruption, cover-up and a Conflict of Interest within the New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics and the NJ Attorney General's office. Eight years of battling for Due Process is much to demand from an honorably disabled PTSD veteran.

Simply stated, I am requesting Governor Jon Corzine to look into (and answer my letters) how the state’s Office of Attorney Ethics allowed Vice-Chairman Robert Correale to use his influence as a high level member to block Legal Malpractice and Attorney Ethics charges from Correale and his law Firm, Maynard & Truland.

After a deluge of my letters in 2003, the Office of Attorney Ethics had their nearby committee, District XI do a perjury-filled, malfeasance, lame investigation; where Robert Correale and his former law firm, Maynard & Truland were cleared of all charges. Correale and his law firm’s lawyers supplied no supporting evidence with their sworn certifications. However, I supplied Maynard & Truland’s own contract and invoices, along with Superior Court Documents, court-filed letters, etc.

Over the years, Governor Jon Corzine has received, at least, seven U.S. mail letters (of which three were certified) and over twenty emails on this subject. All contained attached evidence. However, the Governor's office has NOT returned any communication. Additionally, Corzine's aid Susan does not return my phone calls, and her staff refuses to give me her last name.   Governor Corzine’s lack of return communications only adds to this New Jersey State Government Cover-up.

At this point, I do not wish to burden you with additional details, of which there are plenty. I simply ask that you communicate to the Governor my request for an investigation.   (You can read evidence directly on the internet at the below listed web links.)

Due to being diagnosed and rated 100% disabled as a combat Marine, I suffer memory loss and request a copy of all communications with Corzine's office.

As per your request, I have copied my New Jersey State Legislative representatives in the hope they will do their own follow-up with Governor Jon Corzine.
   Respectfully,

Jack "John" Cunningham

http://www.americans-working-together.com/id111.html

http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id50.html

http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id73.html

In 2007, we had near 6,700,000 hits against our two websites. In 2008, we had 12,976,779. Thanks for the visits.
http://www.CapVeterans.com

http://www.Americans-Working-Together.com

Are Corrupt Government Lawyers Above the Laws...

One disabled Vietnam vet has been battling eight years to prove, "no."

A state Supreme Court ethics official Robert Correale, Esq. misuses his government and court office to Cover-Up and block ethics violations and legal malpractice charges against his own law firm, Maynard & Truland. After eight years, the Cover-Up leads all the way up to the Governor's Office, Attorney General's Office and the state's Supreme Court and Superior Court.

For eight years, Jack Cunningham has sent hundreds of letters to New Jersey politicians and state officials.    Those who have answered allege that they have “forwarded these letters” to the appropriate people. In the end of the cycle, nothing gets accomplished because the letters end up back in the center of the Cover-Up and Conflict of Interest with New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.   Currently, newly elected State Senator Steven Oroho has forwarded another one of Jack's letters through this same process.   (You can read his letter below)

Like with the other New Jersey politicians and state officials, by just forwarding Jack Cunningham's letter back into the mix, Senator Steven Oroho feels his responsibilities are over with.

Starting Monday 1/5/2009, would you help get your email friends to call my State Senator Steve Oroho (973-300-0200) and demand that I get my due process from the State of New Jersey. I'm going to try to get this resolved once and for all.   Eight (8) years is long enough.   Governor Jon Corzine, NJ Attorney General and my Congressman Scott Garrett refuse to send me anything in writing or return phone calls. (The office is open on Friday, 1/02/2009 if you would like to call earlier.)

   If you prefer to email Senator Steven Oroho, please use his email of senoroho@njleg.org   If your email software has a return receipt option, please ask for a receipt.   This way, you know that he received it. A copy of a recent email sent to the senator is below.

If you receive a real answer from Senator Oroho, please email me the details at: ProudVietnamVeteran@earthlink.net    I'd like to post them on a webpage.

          Sincerely,

      Jack Cunningham

Proud of Being A Vietnam Vet

To:    senoroho@njleg.org

Dear Senator Steven Oroho:

Mr. Jack Cunningham has been known to me for almost fifty years. He served his country with distinction and valor, and is a man of honor. I am expecting that you give Mr. Cunningham the same courtesy that you afford to all of your constituents-both legal and illegal, and of course, it goes without saying that Mr. Cunningham, should be treated with the same sensitivity guaranteed under federal law #504, The Americans With Disabilities Act.

I can assure you that Mr. Cunningham's supporters not only in New Jersey, but throughout the country are watching how the New Jersey State hierarchy approaches this situation regarding a disabled American veteran.

      Respectfully,

Melanie Plunkett Connelly

You can read some evidence at:     http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id73.html

I am writing this letter to you now in hopes that someone will stop just “forwarding” the letters that Jack Cunningham sends and actually do something about the unfair treatment of my father. It has been an eight year, life altering, battle trying to get his Due Process from the State of New Jersey regarding the charges of corruption, Cover-Up and Conflict of Interest within the New Jersey Governor’s Office, NJ Attorney General’s Office and New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics. He has sent countless letters dating back to 2003 to Senators, Governors, Attorney Generals, etc. - but to no avail. Those who have answered allege that they have “forwarded the letter” to the appropriate people. The State of New Jersey is more interested in avoiding defacement to its public, professional and national image then to comply with a disabled veteran’s civil right to due process.

         Sincerely,

Shannon Cunningham

New Jersey Legislature                                  December 4, 2008

Legislature Offices

24^th District

Honorable Senator Steven V. Oroho

senoroho@njleg.org

Honorable Assemblywoman Alison Littell-McHose    aswmchose@njleg.org

Honorable Assemblyman Gary R. Chiusano     asmchiusano@njleg.org

C: Honorable Congressman Scott Garrett

      Governor Jon Corzine

      New Jersey Office of Attorney General

     Americans Working Together

Dear Senator Oroho and Assemblywoman Littell-McHose:

         Thank you very much for your return letter (below) regarding my charges of corruption, Cover-Up and a Conflict of Interest within the New Jersey Governor’s Office, NJ Attorney General’s Office and New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics.   My family, my supporters and I greatly appreciate your interest.

      Please beware that during this eight year battle of trying to get my Due Process from the State of New Jersey, my letters have been sent to no avail to the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office dating back to January 2003. (Please see Ms. Regina Garb’s letter from Feb. 18, 2003)

http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id24.html

     The only procedure the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office (Ms. Regina M. Garb) follows is to forward my letters to the heart of the Cover-Up, back into the New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics.   There they play their usual Cover-Up games by insisting that I deal solely with Vice-Chairman Robert Correale’s own former District X committee.   (If it was not for being a major Conflict of Interest, this would be a disgraceful JOKE.   If my charges were against a local state police captain would the New Jersey Government procedure be for the sergeant and patrolmen working under the captain do the investigation. Of course not…)

The reason why this has been going on for eight years is because the State of New Jersey follows these same Cover-Up procedures.

My question to the State of New Jersey Legislature is what is going to be different this time around?   Will my clear evidence be reviewed by an interested New Jersey Government agency, or will this be just another waste of stamps and continued exacerbation of my PTSD disability?

I have another question that I would like to ask you directly. What part of the State of New Jersey Government will be investigating, how a Superior Court transcript could be lost within Superior Court, before it could be typed for use in the Law Division? Evidence and details at:   http://www.americans-working-together.com/id111.html

Also with this letter, I’m requesting a meeting with the two of you.

My family, my supporters and I are looking forward to your continued interest on these issues.

        Sincerely

   Jack Cunningham

November 14, 2008
Congressman Scott Garrett, New Jersey's 5th Congressional District

Cc: Honorable Governor Jon Corzine
       Honorable Senator Steven V. Oroho
       Honorable Alison Littell McHose

       Americans Working Together

Dear Tatiana Marquis, District Director,

As per the conversation you had with my wife Joan, please find the following information pertaining to my eight year struggle to initiate an investigation of my charges of corruption, cover-up and a Conflict of Interest within the New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics and the NJ Attorney General's office. Eight years of battling for Due Process is much to demand from an honorably disabled PTSD veteran.

Simply stated, I am requesting Governor Jon Corzine to look into (and answer my letters) how the state’s Office of Attorney Ethics allowed Vice-Chairman Robert Correale to use his influence as a high level member to block Legal Malpractice and Attorney Ethics charges from Correale and his law Firm, Maynard & Truland.

After a deluge of my letters in 2003, the Office of Attorney Ethics had their nearby committee, District XI do a perjury-filled, malfeasance, lame investigation; where Robert Correale and his former law firm, Maynard & Truland were cleared of all charges. Correale and his law firm’s lawyers supplied no supporting evidence with their sworn certifications. However, I supplied Maynard & Truland’s own contract and invoices, along with Superior Court Documents, court-filed letters, etc.

Over the years, Governor Jon Corzine has received, at least, seven U.S. mail letters (of which three were certified) and over twenty emails on this subject. All contained attached evidence. However, the Governor's office has NOT returned any communication. Additionally, Corzine's aid Susan does not return my phone calls, and her staff refuses to give me her last name.   Governor Corzine’s lack of return communications only adds to this New Jersey State Government Cover-up.

At this point, I do not wish to burden you with additional details, of which there are plenty. I simply ask that you communicate to the Governor my request for an investigation.   (You can read evidence directly on the internet at the below listed web links.)

Due to being diagnosed and rated 100% disabled as a combat Marine, I suffer memory loss and request a copy of all communications with Corzine's office.

As per your request, I have copied my New Jersey State Legislative representatives in the hope they will do their own follow-up with Governor Jon Corzine.
   Respectfully,

Jack "John" Cunningham

http://www.americans-working-together.com/id111.html

http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id50.html

http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id73.html

Current status of the above letter.

Ms. Tatiana Marquis has been in verbal communications with my wife. (Waiting for written follow up.) Assemblywoman Alison Littell-McHose, State Senator Steven Oroho and Governor Jon Corzine have not returned any communications.

Please call Senator Oroho and Assemblywoman Littel-McHose and ask them, if they will be returning Jack Cunningham's letter.

Thank You

Senator Steven Oroho Phone Number: 973 - 300 - 0200

Assemblywoman Alison Littell-McHose Phone Number: 973 - 300 - 0200

Ms. Tatiana Marquis Phone Number: 201 - 712 - 0330

Governor Jon Corzine Phone Number: 609 - 292 - 6000

To: senoroho@njleg.org

Dear Senator Steven Oroho:

Mr. Jack Cunningham has been known to me for almost fifty years. He served his country with distinction and valor, and is a man of honor. I am expecting that you give Mr. Cunningham the same courtesy that you afford to all of your constituents-both legal and illegal, and of course, it goes without saying that Mr. Cunningham, should be treated with the same sensitivity guaranteed under federal law #504, The Americans With Disabilities Act.

I can assure you that Mr. Cunningham's supporters not only in New Jersey, but throughout the country are watching how the New Jersey State hierarchy approaches this situation regarding a disabled American veteran.

Respectfully,

Melanie Plunkett Connelly

Today, just like Jack Cunningham can not surrender to a bunch of corrupt lawyers and corrupt government officials, who have been protecting them for eight years, Jack could not surrender, when he served (24/7) in the Duc Duc Refugee village with eight other Marines.

Read some of Jack's experiences at: http://www.capveterans.com

WHAT LEAD TO A NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF ATTORNEY ETHICS COVER-UP...

AFTER READING THE FACTS AND EVIDENCE, PLEASE PRESS HERE TO SIGN JACK'S PETITION REQUESTING DUE PROCESS FROM THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. You Can Add Your Comments. Over 1,100 people have signed and hundreds have added their comments. The comments are very interesting.

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