Request Filed with AG Eric Holder for Equal Protection in Los Angeles County

May 20, 2010 - PRLog -- Washington DC, May 20, 2010 – Human Rights Alert, a Los Angeles County, California filed a request with US Attorney General, Eric Holder, for Equal Protection of the 10 million residents of Los Angeles County.  [1] The letter alleged lawlessness in Los Angeles County, California, the hallmarks of which are large-scale false imprisonments and fraud by large financial institutions against the US government and against individuals.  The letter alleged that such lawlessness, and failure of the US District Court to protect Human Rights are tied to ambiguity and lack of integrity that were introduced in US court records and court procedures following the introduction – with no public oversight – of new computerized online public access and case managements  systems at the US Courts – PACER and CM/ECF.   The most notorious example of opined false imprisonments listed in the letter were the thousands of blacks and latinos – the Rampart-FIPs – victims of the Rampart scandal (1998-2000).  The alleged false imprisonment of Richard Fine, 70 yo former US prosecutor, who is held under solitary confinement and false hospitalization for over a year was also noticed, as well as the alleged false imprisonment of thousands in the Los Angeles County jails, documented in submission to the United Nations, as part of the 2010 Universal Periodic Review of Human Rights in the United States.  The opined fraud by Countrywide Financial Corporation, Bank of America Corporation, and its President Brian Moynihan were provided as examples of fraud by financial institutions against individuals and against the US Government.  Such fraud was opined and documented in complaints filed with Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and FBI.  Los Angeles County was defined by FBI already in the early 2000s as the “epicenter of real estate and mortgage fraud.”
The letter noticed Attorney General Holder that the failure of US government to accord Equal Protection in Los Angeles County, California, was brought already in 2008 before his predecessor, Michael Mukasey, and inquiries were filed by US Congress on FBI and US Attorney General in that matter.  The responses provided by Kenneth Kaiser – Assistant Director of FBI and Kenneth Melson – Director of US Attorneys Office – were alleged as fraud on US Congress.  Accordingly, in November 2009 complaint was filed with US Department of Justice Inspector General Glenn Fine against the two senior US Department of Justice Officers, who signed the responses.   After the Inspector General failed to respond on the complaint, Senator Dianne Feinstein issued an inquiry on the Inspector General, and his response to US Congress on the matter is now overdue.
The letter to Attorney General Eric Holder called upon him to demonstrate respect by the US Government for its obligations pursuant to international law – to protect Human Rights, and pursuant to the Basel Accords – to implement functional banking regulation. The letter emphasized the failure of the first ever US president and US Attorney General, who self identify as black, to act regarding Human Rights disgrace of historic proportions – the ongoing opined false imprisonment of thousands of blacks and latinos in Los Angeles County – the Rampart –FIPs.
Response by US State Department on the submissions to the United Nations as part of the first ever  - 2010 review of Human Rights in the US – is due in August 2010, and the review session and report by the United Nations are due in November 2010.  Numerous stakeholders, including nations that are considered friendly, filed submissions with the United Nations as part of the review, alleging serious violations of Human Rights in the United States, particularly – related to the conduct of the US justice system.  It remains to be seen how Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would respond on such allegations to the international community.

LINKS:
[1] May 20, 2010 Human Rights Alert request filed with US Attorney General:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/31659872/10-05-20-Request-for-E...

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Human Rights Alert, a Los Angeles County, California, NGO, is committed to monitoring Human Rights violations by the US government, and reporting such violations, including, but not limited to the 2010 Universal Periodic Review of the US by the UN.