A state Supreme Court ethics official Robert Correale 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 seven 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.
Obstruction of Justice
A criminal offense that involves interference,
through words or actions, with the proper operations of a court or officers of the court.
I'm not trying to make myself out to be a victim of
New Jersey Corruption.
I'm trying to make myself a survivor of New Jersey
Corruption...
"The willingness with
which our young people are likely to serve in any war, no matter how justified, shall be directly proportional to how they
perceive veterans of early wars were treated and appreciated by our nation."
- George Washington
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In Vietnam, Webmaster Jack Cunningham served
(24/7) in a Vietnamese peasant-farming village. At times, there were only four (4) Americans in a village of 2,000
homes.
Jack is holding his M-79 grenade launcher.
The weapon was nicknamed "The Blooper" because of the sound the weapon made, when it released a round.
~ JULY
1970 WHY DO THESE TWO MARINES LOOK DRUNK... ~
A picture (And news article) of how they both
looked in the year 2001 is below.
NEW JERSEY
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DD214 Military Record to get a larger copy. George Dros has the exact same military awards.
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Purple Heart Medal
Criteria: Awarded to any member
of the U.S. Armed Forces killed or wounded in an armed conflict. Instituted: 1932 Devices: Bronze, silver oak leaf...
Combat
Action Ribbon
Criteria: Active participation in ground or surface combat during specifically listed military
operations. Dates: 1969 (Retroactive to 6 Dec 1941) to...
Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon
Criteria: Awarded to Navy/Marine Corps units for outstanding heroism in action or extremely meritorious service Dates:
1944 to present Devices: Gold,...
National Defense Service Medal
Criteria: Any
honorable active duty service during 1950-54, 1961-74, 1990-1995, 2001 to present Instituted: 1953 Dates: 1950-54, 1961-74,
1990-95,...
Vietnam Service Medal
Criteria: Service in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia or Thailand
during 1965-73. Devices: Bronze arrowhead; bronze, silver star; bronze Marine Corps device
Republic of
Vietnam Campaign Medal
Criteria: 6 months service in the Republic of Vietnam between 1965 and 1973 or if
wounded, captured or killed in action during the above period....
Republic of Vietnam Civil Actions
Unit Citation
Criteria: Awarded to certain unit of the U.S. Armed Forces for meritorious service during
the Vietnam War, 1 March 1961 to 28 March 1974 Note: This...
Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross
Unit Citation with Palm
Criteria: Deeds of Unit valor and acts of courage/heroism while fighting the enemy
Dates: 1950
PLEASE PASS THIS REQUEST AROUND
TO YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHO USE THE INTERNET.
Grievance: John “Jack” Cunningham
Vs.
The State of New Jersey
NEW JERSEY STATE COVER-UP
Your "Due Process" under the law was violated. Perjury is also an issue which should not be over-looked.
Try communicating with the
US Attorney and/or FBI.
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Having been a pretty good
"street cop" for 35 years this December, I read carefully what you sent me.
If I was involved with this
case and having the documentation that you and the courts have, I believe that I would approach a mid-ranking Officer in the
police service in your area and inquire about "perjury" investigations.
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After spending 28 years
in law enforcement, I've never seen such screw ups in my life. Sounds like these lawyers had something going with
friends in high New Jersey government places.
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Theft of your
constitutional rights and due process under the law, by deception.
The F.B.I. Has Determined That These Charges
Deserve An Investigation.
After evaluating your information
it is determined that you should contact your local FBI office at Newark, New Jersey. Request to speak to
someone on the “Public Corruption Squad”.
Official MisConduct:
a. He commits an act relating to his office
but constituting an unauthorized exercise of his official functions, knowing that such act is unauthorized or he is committing
such act in an unauthorized manner; or
b. He knowingly refrains from performing a duty which is imposed upon him by law
or is clearly inherent in the nature of his office.
Malfeasance:
Wrongdoing, misconduct, or misbehavior,
especially by a public official.
Misfeasance:
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a wrong,
actual or alleged, arising from or consisting of affirmative action. |
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the wrongful
performance of a normally lawful act; the wrongful and injurious exercise of lawful authority. |
Legal Malpractice:
Legal malpractice may occur where a lawyer
acts in a negligent manner when providing legal advice or representation.
The below letter was sent to U.S.
Senator Robert Menendez in May 2006, but he made no attempt to get the questions in the letter answered.
He did his part in adding to this Cover-Up. This letter is just one of many different letters that were addressed to
the listed politicians and New Jersey State Goverment officers. These questions were never addressed in verbal
or written form by these parties.
Although this letter and a great deal of other evidence have been sent by certified
mail to New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine and His appointed NJ Attorney General, both these government offices refuse to
reply or respond to my phone calls.
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The F.B.I. Has Determined That These Charges
Deserve An Investigation.
After evaluating your information
it is determined that you should contact your local FBI office at Newark, New Jersey. Request to speak to
someone on the “Public Corruption Squad”.
PLEASE READ SOME OF
FORMER U.S. MARINE, DISABLED VIETNAM VETERAN AND WEBMASTER'S JACK CUNNINGHAM'S
DAY-TO-DAY EXPERIENCES OF LIVING AND SERVING (24/7) IN A VIETNAMESE
PEASANT VILLAGE AT: http://www.capveterans.com/jack_cunningham
It is a disgrace and crime how the State of New Jersey
has treated Jack these past seven (7) years.
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YOUR ASS, MARINE! ~
Besides evidence
of open perjury to NJ Supreme Court, a
NJ Superior Court
Transcript went missing before it could be typed by the Superior Court clerk.
Have you ever heard of anything so strange?
This court transcript was going to be used by Jack Cunningham in a Superior Court Law Division Legal Malpractice civil case
against Vice-Chairman Robert Correale, a high level New Jersey State Attorney Ethics Official. It was also going to be used in a formal New
Jersey Supreme Court Attorney Ethics investigation against Robert Correale and his Law Firm, Maynard and Truland. Because this evidence was lost (destroyed), both New Jersey Courts were
able to throw out both of Jack Cunningham's cases and now Robert Correale,Esq. is a district attorney of Vernon Township and Andover Township, New Jersey.
Regarding the last paragraph, I feel a short comment on who Jack Cunningham is and why I am here today at 55 instead
of dead at 19.
Some time in July 1970, we went on a (daily) patrol that took us farther into enemy territory than ever before. The
temperature this day was in excess of 100 º. With only three (3) Marines and
1 Chou Hoi, we confiscated a large cache of Vietnamese communist terrorists (V.C) explosives, detonators, documents and battle
plans for upcoming engagements. (This most probably was a small terrorist
bobby-trap factory.)
After neutralizing their base camp, we were hit by Viet Cong terrorists’ rocket-propelled grenades, mortars and
small arms fire, pinning us down for over an hour. We called for artillery
from the Marine Cops’ 5th Marines Combat base at An Hoa and a react team from our brother CAP team 2-9-1. Return
artillery fire was immediate.
It took CAP 2-9-1 a while to reach us,
because as they neared the tree line that we were pinned down in, they were also fired upon.
After about three hours, the V.C. broke contact and both CAP teams started back to their respective villages. We
had to cross a chest deep river, carrying our weapons over our heads, but at least we were in our own back yard. We stopped
on a small knoll for much needed water, since we had run out of water hours before, because of the intense heat and sun. Two Marines and I filled everyone’s canteens while Jack and the rest of the
patrol stood cover.
Returning from the well, I saw Jack standing cover by himself, as Sgt. Eiford thought the village might be hit and
took the rest of the unit back with him in case of enemy contact. As we made
our way to the knoll that Jack was on, we took heavy fire from our right, pinning us down behind a small rice paddy dike. Jack then exposed himself to enemy fire to try and keep the V.C. away from us, switching
from his own M79 grenade launcher, to my M-16 rifle and one of the Marines’ M-60 machine gun. Jack kept the V.C. off balance long enough for us to pull ourselves along by the rice stalks until reaching
him. The V.C. broke contact, probably fearing an artillery attack.
This was Jack, always caring and making sure the people he loved were safe and protected from harm. Jack’s
code in life has always been the same: passion for his family, his country and the Corps. I will always be thankful for being
a part of Jack’s family.
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Please place a call in
Jack's support to US Senator Frank Lautenberg's Newark Office, Ms. Jen Mroczek at: (973-639-8700.)
Please tell
Ms. Jen Mroczek that you support Jack Cunningham's civil rights, especially his rights in Due Process.
While you are at it,
please ask Jen, why she is no longer returning Jack and his wife, Joan's phone calls and letters.
Please Read Senator
Frank Lautenberg's June 22, 2006 Letter To Jack Cunningham,
Which The Senator Wrote After Reading Jack's Evidence. At:
Also, please place a call in Jack's support to
US Senator Robert Menendez's Newark Office, Ms. Debbie Curto at: (973-645-3192.)
Ms.
Debbie Curto has already admitted to Jack that his evidence is clear that open perjury was committed three years ago by Robert
Correale and his Law Firm, Maynard & Truland to New Jersey's Supreme Court.
http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id53.html
"Despite its unpopularity at
the highest levels, the CAP Program was the major and most successful Marine Corps contribution to the Vietnam War."
Alexander, Col. Joseph H., Don Horan, and Norman
c. Stahl. A Fellowship of Valor: The Battle History of the
United States Marines. THE HISTORY CHANNEL. New York: HarperCollins
Publishers, Inc., 1997 page 326.
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Below, Jack in Vietnam 1970. The area
on the other side of the river was nicknamed
by the local U.S. Marines as "The Arizona."
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Jack Cunningham Unit's
Command Chronologies For The Night He Was Wounded
19 May 70 A CAP 2-9-2 patrol received 2 ChiCom grenades from
an USEF at AT 866492, 1.6 km NW of Duc Duc District Headquarters. The patrol returned organic weapons fire causing the enemy
to flee NE. Two USMC, 1 PF and 1 VN civilian received minor fragmentation wounds and 1 VN civilian was KIA from the exploding
enemy grenades. A sweep of the area was nonproductive. RESULTS: 2 USMC WIA(M), 1 PF WIA(M), 1 VN civilian KIA, 1 VN civilian
WIA(M). 19 May 70 A CAP 2-9-2 ambush received 6 ChiCom grenades and SAF from 5 VC at AT 866486, 1.4 km NW of Duc Duc District
Headquarters. The ambush returned organic weapons fire causing the enemy to flee N. Two USMC and 4 PF were WIA in the contact
and medevaced by vehicle to the 5th Marines BAS. A sweep of the area disclosed 1 VC KIA, 1 cartridge belt and 4 ChiCom grenades.
The cartridge belt was delivered to District Headquarters. The grenades were destroyed in place. RESULTS: 2 USMC WIA(E), 4
PF WIA(E), 1 VC KIA; 1 cartridge belt captured; 4 ChiCom grenades destroyed.
Jack served in CAP 2-9-2 (Phu Da/Duc Duc Refugee Village) from around April 1970 through
August 1970, when 9th Company 2nd CAG was disbanded due to President Nixon's Troop Withdraw from Vietnam. He was then
assigned to CAP 2-2-2 until February 1971.
Please The Below Link To Learn What Happened To My
Village Seven Months After I Left It.
This was a recent college paper for ENG101.
Blue eyes, balding hair, big belly, stained shirts, and a Vietnam Vet, those
are just some of the ways to describe my father. He grew up in Rosedale, New
York with six brothers and sisters and a father who hardly ever talked to him. At eighteen years old my father decided to enlist in the United States Marine Corps. After only four months of hard and vigorous training he was shipped off to fight in the Vietnam War. In Vietnam he
was placed into a Cap Unit, which stayed within the peasant-farming village to protect the people. He walked miles on end each day with little water and a heavy pack on his shoulders. He had bullets flying past his head and watched his friends die.
My father stayed in the village for about a year and then he came home. His
arrival home was not one t
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