RE: Huminski v Rutland Police Dept (1:99-cv-160) – Alleged Honest Services Fraud at the US District Court in Vermont The case of Huminski v Rutland Police Department, from the US District Court, Vermont, detailed below, surprisingly mimicked in great detail the case of Fine v Sheriff of Los Angeles County at the US District Court, Central District of California, where Attorney Kevin McCormick engaged in false appearances for Judge David Yaffe, while not Counsel of Record in the case, where the Judicial Council of California, which retained Attorney McCormick for such false appearances, insisted on referring to the case using a false caption, corrupting the name of first Defendant as "Sheriff of Los Angeles Court", [1] and were invalid NEFs were produced by the Court for all Minutes, Orders, Judgment, and Mandate served in the case. [2] Service of Minutes and Orders with invalid NEFs - missing the Court Stamps - were previously documented in Huminski v Rutland Police Dept et al, as well. [3] LINKS: [1] Correspondence with California Judicial Council in re: Engagement of Kevin McCormick in the habeas corpus of Richard Fine. [2] See Human Rights Alert Filing with the United Nations, linked as [3] , in letter to Attorney Bertrand, below. [3] Huminski v Rutland Police Dept (1:99-cv-160) – Letter to Prof Fallon, Harvard Law School, regarding two NEFs served on Huminski with no Court Stamps. . -----Forwarded Message-----
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