Misuse Of Public Funds By New York Chief Judge Demands Andrew Cuomo Act

"Tear down this wall" ~ Ronald Reagan

"Tear this evil from NY" ~ CuomoTARP

  Although, the question should be when did Andrew Cuomo know about this, we will wait for his decisive action to remove all doubts. Is Cuomo serious about cleaning out the criminals out of the Albany Swamp and fiscal responsibility or will he try for a cover-up?

Factual Note: Andrew Cuomo has been aware of the criminal acts of and malfeasance and cover-up of court corruption by Chief Judge Lippman and it is all documented on ExposeCorruptcourts.blogspot.com  

       A New York Post - EDITORIAL - February 8, 2011: "Who knew that New York Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman's secret ambition was to run a luxury hotel? As The Post's Brendan Scott reported yesterday, the judges on New York's highest court will soon be moving into their own top-drawer residence suites atop an Albany building undergoing a $23 million, taxpayer-financed renovation."

"When-Gov. David Paterson [was] poised to lay off hundreds of state employees, the oblivious Lippman put in for some $1 million in decorating upgrades. Like $368,800 in cherry-wood furniture. And $49,915 in Carrera marble tile. Plus personal refrigerators and microwaves for each justice. Not to mention a $400,000 "museum." The building itself will feature stained-glass skylights and a mural of the Zodiac. No wonder Gov. Cuomo took a public swipe at Lippman for refusing to abide by the 10 percent spending cut he asked for from all agencies during this 'time of unprecedented financial hardship.' The Office of Court Administration submitted a $2.7 billion budget request -- more than $50 million above last year's."

   Judge Lippman conspired and concealed from public knowledge and used State funds for a project which benefited himself and others.  Judge Lippman knew that this project would not have been approved by act of the Legislature signed by the Governor. The value was in excess of one thousand dollars to Judge Lippman and others.  This is crime under New York Penal Law §195.20 Defrauding the government.  Defrauding the government is a class E felony.    Andrew Cuomo is aware and has received criminal complaints against Judge Lippman.and has a duty to direct Attorney General Schneiderman to prosecute.  Andrew Cuomo can immediately ask the New York legislature to remove Judge Lippman from office.


     Here, Andrew, is the applicable law to remove Judge Lippman:
NY Constitution~Article VI § 23. Removal of certain judges and justices, by legislature;

§ 23. a. Judges of the court of appeals and justices of the supreme court may be removed by concurrent resolution of both houses of the legislature, if two-thirds of all the members elected to each house concur therein.

     Here, Andrew, is your duty under New York Executive Law to prosecute Judge Lippman:
Law § 63. General duties of Attorney General. 2. Whenever required by the governor, attend ...any term of the supreme court or appear before the grand jury thereof for the purpose of managing and conducting in such court or before such jury criminal actions or proceedings ...in which case the attorney-general or his deputy so attending shall exercise all the powers and perform all the duties in respect of such actions or proceedings, which the district attorney would otherwise be authorized or required to exercise or perform; 

   Andrew Cuomo and/or Attorney General Scheiderman can remove Judge Lippman from office with

§ 63-a. Action by attorney-general for forfeiture of public office.
The attorney-general may maintain an action, upon his own information or upon the complaint of a private person, against a public officer, civil or military,who has done or suffered an act which by law works a forfeiture of his office.

But how will Cuomo act? 

 1. As an indecisive Hamlet:

"To be, or not to be, that is the question:

Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer

The Slings and Arrows of outrageous fortune;

Or to take Armes against a Sea of troubles."

2.  Or a coward:
“You are a coward when you even seem to have backed down from a thing you openly set out to do” ~ Mark Twain

3. Or the man with a duty:
"Battle is the most magnificent competition in which a human being can indulge. It brings out all that is best; it removes all that is base. All men are afraid in battle. The coward is the one who lets his fear overcome his sense of duty. Duty is the essence of manhood"  ~George S. Patton

4. Or as Ian Welsh asks, "Andrew Cuomo: stupid or evil?"

"Tear this evil from NY" ~CuomoTARP 

"Do or not do There is no try" ~ Yoda

"Pretty Boys," Cuomo and Tembeckjian, Are The Smiling Facade On NY Corruption

There were NY Senate Hearings into corruption in the NY Courts and in the Attorney Grievance Committees of Appellate Courts and in the NY Commission on Judicial Conduct.  I testified at those hearings which were recorded in three very long videos:
9/24/2009 
http://www.youtube.com/nysenateuncut#p/u/0/knQLll5hmjs
6/8/2009 part one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR8OX8uuAbw
6/8/2009 part two
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28afajRkDwY

Here above is "Pretty Boy" Robert Tembeckjian of NY Commission on Judicial Conduct, all primed, at above hearings.

    At the above hearings, in order to be heard concisely, I promised to shorten my presentation to less than 5 minutes using only the most deplorable criminal conduct of Judge Kevin K. Ryan, Mr. Tembeckjian and the NY Commission on Judicial Conduct members.   My less than 5 minute presentation follows:


       My above mentioned letter to Mr. Tembeckjian and to each member of the NY Commission on Judicial Conduct was individually sent to each by certified mail.  There was no excuse, other than dementia, for Mr. Tembeckjian or the other members of the Commission to not know that such trial conduct was illegal and wilful misconduct under the NY Constitution's § 6. ...The power of grand juries to inquire into the wilful misconduct in office of public officers, and to find indictments or to direct the filing of informations in connection with such inquiries, shall never be suspended or impaired by law. No person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. 

   The wilful misconduct was not only by Judge Kevin K. Ryan, but by Mr. Tembeckjian and each member of the NY Commission on Judicial Conduct.  And as per above Constitutional clause, Andrew Cuomo could have had a grand jury indict or file an informations against Mr. Tembeckjian and all members of the Commission. (In NY as per above Constitutional clause, there is no immunity for anyone because  "such inquiries, shall never be suspended or impaired by law.")

    I filed with Andrew Cuomo a sworn criminal complaint concerning the wilful failure of Mr. Tembeckjian and each member of the Commission to carry out their duties as imposed upon them in their oath of office and clearly inherent in the nature of their offices for violation of Penal Law § 195.00 Official misconduct. A public servant is guilty of official misconduct when, with intent to obtain a benefit or deprive another person of a benefit: ... 2. He knowingly refrains from performing a duty which is imposed upon him by law or is clearly inherent in the nature of his office.

    
     Andrew Cuomo, you also failed to do your duties, as clearly inherent in the nature of your office.    The People of NY want the corrupt in jail.

  See their smiling faces; see their styled hair; ignore their filthy hands.  "Pretty Boys," Robert Tembeckjian and Andrew Cuomo, are the smiling facade of NY corruption.

Andrew Cuomo Covers-up More Of Robert Tembeckjian's Crimes at NY Commisssion On Judicial Conduct

       The text of Certain NY penal laws: § 20.00 Criminal liability for conduct of another. When one person engages in conduct which constitutes an offense, another person is criminally liable for such conduct when, ... he solicits, requests, commands, importunes, or intentionally aids such person to engage in such conduct.  
§ 195.00 Official misconduct. A public servant is guilty of official misconduct when, with intent to obtain a benefit or deprive another person of a benefit: ... 2. He knowingly refrains from performing a duty which is imposed upon him by law or is clearly inherent in the nature of his office.


     Andrew Cuomo and his NY AG Public Integrity Unit were fully aware and knowingly covered up the crimes of Robert Tembeckjian, administrator attorney, for the NY Commission on Judicial Conduct.  A list of crimes follows with links:  (Friedberg is former lackey deputy to Tembeckjian) 

1. Tembeckjian’s Crimes, Part 1 ($40 mil and Misprison of Felony)

2. Tembeckjian's Crimes, Part 2 (Niagara's Criminal Enterprise)

Tembeckjian Ignored Niagara County's Surrogate's Court "Criminal Enterprise"

3.  Tembeckjian's Crimes, Part 3 (Criminal Enterprise Cover-Up)

Tembeckjian and Friedberg's Alleged Bag of Tricks: Covering-Up Criminal Enterprises, Conspiracy, Tax Fraud, Conversion, Elder Abuse, Money Laundering, Extortion and Bribery... just to name a few....

 4. Tembeckjian's Crimes, Part 4 (Cavorting with Felons)

Tembeckjian and Friedberg Hit New Low
 Tembeckjian and Friedberg's kind of New York judge parties with convicted felons, gives weekend jail time to a 'favored' lawyer's client who killed a man while driving drunk and who remarked during the statutory rape case of a 14-year-old that the adult man having sex with the minor "...would not be unusual in their culture.” 

5. Tembeckjian's Crimes, Part 5 (Albany Atrocity)

So, while a Federal Judge upholds criminal charges against a former New York State Supreme Court Judge, Thomas Spargo, and while a federal prosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice, Public Integrity Unit, calls Albany Surrogate Judge Cathryn M. Doyle a "co-conspirator" in the involved criminal allegations, Tembeckjian and Friedberg appear to have done what they do best: cover-up, whitewash, ignore the outrageous crimes of some judges while nit-picking minor issues. One thing's for sure, Tembeckjian and Friedberg have trampled on a most basic right: due process. and do what they do best: cover-up and whitewash.


6.Tembeckjian's Crimes, Part 6 (Judicial Loan and Court Job)

Tembeckjian and Friedberg's useless dirty hands are all over the Brooklyn judge, Lila Gold, who still, according to OCA records, acts in judgment over others.

NY Judge Gets 80G Loan, Gives Lender's Bro 63G Court Job

Judge borrows 8OG from real estate family, then hires lender's brother
The New York Daily News By NANCIE L. KATZ - February 12, 2008

7. Tembeckjian's Crimes, Part 7 (Covering 3 Judges 9/11 Donation Fraud)

Tembeckjian and Friedberg whitewashed the criminal acts of 3 Judges who covered-up a politically active attorney's 9/11 Donation Fraud where over $120,000.00 in 9/11 donation cash was stolen, an insurance company was defrauded and a death occurred.  

Tembeckjian and Friedberg also ignored another  complaint where Surrogate Scarpino confronted the pro se litigant in the lobby of the courthouse to express his anger: "I don't like the fact that you asked me to recuse myself" and "I wasn't the judge when your brother killed himself" and "So where do we go from here?"

 

       And besides protecting criminals, what else does Tembeckjian do?   Does leaving a slime trail make you a slug?

Protecting Sheldon Silver - Tembeckjian's Latest Goon Squad Stunt

SHEL JUDGE AND PANEL 'SLUG' IT OUT
The New York Post by DAN MANGAN - July 28, 2009

An upstate judge is in hot water for calling Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver a "slug" in The Post's pages. The state Commission on Judicial Conduct last week hauled Cattaraugus County Judge Larry Himelein, 60, before a referee on undisclosed charges. Himelein admits he used the epithet to describe the Lower East Side Democrat over long-stalled pay raises for New York judges -- but insists he did so in a leaked e-mail to fellow judges, not in an April 2008 phone interview with The Post in which he confirmed he was refusing to hear cases involving Weitz & Luxenberg, Silver's employer. The commission is also probing whether he said, "I think the speaker is a slug." Subpoenaed Post reporter Bruce Golding testified his report was accurate. A lawyer not involved in the case said Himelein was likely to get just a private warning if convicted of detracting "from the dignity of judicial office." But if found to have misled the panel, he faces tougher sanctions, including possible removal, the source said.