May 17, 2000
U.S. Attorney Scott Lassar
Northern District of Illinois - Eastern Division
219 S. Dearborn St.
Chicago, IL 6060
Dear Mr. Lassar:
Several of our members have filed charges with you since 1998 relative to the unlawful actions of certain judges, including but not limited to the taking of bribes. Courts have held that the taking of bribes, the appearance of partiality, courts wherein "fraud upon the court" occurred, and other similar actions, deprives a judge of jurisdiction. Instead of making an investigation into the misconduct of these judges, apparently you have winked at their misconduct and therefore have connived with those judges.
The Supreme Court has ruled that should any judge hear or rule in any action in which the judge was without jurisdiction, the judge has engaged in an act of treason. (see attachment A Judge Engaged in Treason)".
Courts have also held that should anyone assist, aid or abet, or connive with a judge engaged in treason, that person has also participated in the act of treason.
You have had the opportunity to investigate and charge these judges with treason, but instead have decided to assist, aid and abet, connive with, and participate with, these judges in their acts of treason.
As a government officer who has taken an oath to uphold the law and the Constitution, we suggest that you have violated your oath of office.
Why should you not be charged with engaging in acts of treason?
Yours truly,
CITIZENS FOR LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
Tom Davis
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