IRN Public Corruption Task Force's Special Report
October 10, 2020
By: Harold Morey, Executive Editor, Alan Reitman, JD, Ph.D., Esq., and Peter Bonn, JD, Ph.D., Esq. (summa cum laude), Public Corruption Investigative Reporters.
Jones Day, LLP Partner Former SEC Enforcement Chief Counsel Joan McKown's Deliberate and Intentional Government Fraud and Corruption in Conspiracy with Las Vegas Federal District Judge Kent J. Dawson, and SEC Head of the Enforcement Division Stephen M. Cutler.
Public Corruption by Governmental Agents
Joan McKown, the former chief counsel of the SEC's Enforcement Division from 1993 until 2010, and now a purported partner at the Washington, D.C. office of the law firm Jones, Day, LLP approved on behalf of the Enforcement Division, the presentment of the commingled DOJ-SEC pretextual Las Vegas 03-0831 (D. NV) litigation to the full Commission for approval to initiate an enforcement action against Atlanta, GA lawyer Ulysses T. Ware, Esq. and the codefendants.
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| Rogue SEC Chief Counsel Joan McKown |
The matter was assigned by clerk Lance C. Wilson to District Judge Kent J. Dawson and Magistrate Judge Robert J. Jonson. IRN investigators have obtained the complete docket of all pleadings filed in 03-0831 and found numerous irregularities, unethical, and illegal misconduct by the SEC, District Judge Dawson, and SEC lawyers Jeffrey B. Norris, Steve Korotash, Spencer C. Barasch, Steve Cutler, John C. Martin, Robert Hannan, Steve Webster, and other SEC lawyers; and IRN's lawyers also found illegal involvement by New York DOJ criminal agents, i.e., rogue FBI special agent David Makol, AUSAs Steve R. Peikin, Alexander H. Southwell, David N. Kelley, and others.
However, new evidence has been discovered that shows the commingled SEC-DOJ's Las Vegas 03-0831 complaint was not validly and actually signed as required by Fed. R. Civ. Proc. 11(a): which required the comical and fraudulent complaint to be actually signed by an SEC lawyer admitted to practice in the District Court (D. NV). Accordingly, the District Clerk, Lance C. Wilson, was prohibited from issuing any summons commencing litigation in the District Court in regard to the bogus, frivolous, pretextual, bad faith, and fraudulent complaint given the palpable violation of Rule 11(a).
The law is well-settled. The United States seeking relief as plaintiff is not permitted to appear in federal court except through an admitted lawyer in that court. IRN's lawyers and investigators have interviewed former SEC employees in the Enforcement Division and all have confirmed that the 03-0831 (D. NV) litigation was never lawfully authorized and approved by the Commission's Directors. The Las Vegas 03-0831 (D. NV) litigation was fraudulently concocted as a pretext to gather evidence for use by the DOJ's New York USAO-SDNY in a racially-motivated hate crime prosecution against Ulysses T. Ware, Esq. Orchestrated by William H. Pauley, III, Andrew J. Peck, Alexander H. Southwell, Nicholas S. Goldin, David N. Kelley, Spencer C. Barasch, Jeffrey B. Norris, John C. Martin, Steve Webster, Robert Hannan, Steve Korotash, Joan E. McKown, Steve R. Peikin, Margaret H. Murphy, Kenneth A. Zitter, Dennis S. Meir, John W. Mills, Kilpatrick, Townsend, & Stockton, LLP, convicted felon Edward M. Grushko; and unregistered broker-dealers Alpha Capital, AG, Stonestreet, LP., Markham Holdings, Ltd., Amro International, S.A., LH Financial, Ari Rabinowitz, and other unindicted coconspirators.
Consequently, the District Court, lacked a proper and validly signed Rule 11(a) complaint and valid summons; thus, accordingly failed to obtain valid and proper personal jurisdiction over the defendants, Atlanta, GA Ulysses T. Ware, Esq., et al. Clear cut indisputable Brady exculpatory, exonerating, and impeachment evidence (favorable to discredit, to impeach, and nullify all government moot and fabricated evidence used to obtain invalid and fraudulent arrest warrants issued by Magistrate Judge (SDNY) Andrew J. Peck (also a graduate of Duke Law School, as is Judge William H. Pauley, III, Judge Orinda D. Evans, Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat), used at the grand juries, used at trial, and used on appeal.
FRAUD AND CORRUPTION BY JOAN McKOWN, THE SEC, AND THE DOJ.
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| Outlaw SEC lawyers Spencer C. Barasch and Jeffrey B. Norris |
McKown, the SEC's chief counsel, and other SEC's Enforcement Division's lawyers and employees, actively colluded and conspired with DOJ lawyers and officials, (i.e., AUSAs Steve R. Peikin, David N. Kelley, Alexander H. Southwell, Michael J. Garcia, Nicholas S. Goldin, et al.) acting officially on behalf of the United States government and its privies, bound and constrained the United States and its privies, in that and future litigation by the judicial admissions and confessions pleaded in the UNSIGNED Las Vegas 03-0831 (D. NV) complaint at paragraph 33, (the "SEC Judicial Confession").
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| McKown, the SEC, and DOJ concealed Brady evidence |
The United States via its SEC lawyers pleaded at paragraph 33 in a United States federal court judicial admissions and confessions that pleaded it and its privies out of the 03-0831 and all federal and state courts: the United States confessed and judicially admitted that alleged INZS and SVSY's press releases were, in fact, immaterial, i.e., had no effect on the stocks prices, and therefore were inactionable in a federal court, and accordingly, the Las Vegas 03-0831 proceedings were moot. It is well-settled indisputable constitutional law that Article III federal courts and judges lack subject matter jurisdiction over the merits of moot proceedings. In other words, all orders, judgments, and proceedings conducted in the 03-0831 matter are null and void ab initio; and inadmissible for any preclusive probative effects in any other proceeding. Consequently, all proceedings -- including the DOJ's U.S. v. Ware, 04cr1224 and 05cr1115 SDNY persecutions, the State Bar of Georgia disbarment proceedings, the alleged District Court (NDGA) disbarment proceedings, all Administrative Office of the United States Court proceedings, all U.S. Probation Office authority, and all Bureau of Prison (BOP) proceedings -- that relied in whole or in part on any aspect of the null and void ab initio orders, judgments, and proceedings are themselves nullified.
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| Paragraph 33 judicial admission in the unsigned 03-0831 complaint pleaded the United States and its privies out of the federal courts. |
The United States via its own lawyers, SEC lawyers, or some unknown person(s) purporting to be an SEC lawyer(s), on or about July 14, 2003, in its 03-0831 (D. NV) unsigned complaint at paragraph 33 pleaded and judicially admitted and confessed, on behalf of the United States and its privies, there was no lawful or valid cause of action regarding INZS and SVSY's press releases, to wit:
" ... [INZS and SVSY's press releases] did not have the intended
effect of increasing the company's stock price." (emphasis added).
The evidence and court records show that McKown, the SEC's chief counsel, knowingly, deliberately, and intentionally, as a racially-motivated hate crime aided and abetted the SEC and DOJ in a vast and illegal hate crime conspiracy. Our lawyers have uncovered and thoroughly reviewed concealed internal SEC and DOJ documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA); and upon a very thorough and comprehensive review conclusively proved that the SEC's and DOJ's lawyers and officials, and the District Judge, Kent J. Dawson, all actively conspired and acted in concert to cover up, hide, suppress, and conceal exculpatory, exonerating, and impeachment Brady evidence covered by written discovery orders entered in the DOJ's NY federal court racially-motivated retaliatory hate crime prosecutions (04cr1224 and 05cr1115 SDNY) against Atlanta, GA lawyer Ulysses T. Ware, Esq.
Joan E. McKown, the SEC's chief counsel from 1993 until 2010, an alleged expert, tasked by the SEC's internal policies and procedures to review and approve all enforcement decisions, and all cases presented to the Commission for review for judicial enforcement actions, not later than July 14, 2003, McKown and the SEC knew the INZS and SVSY's press releases were immaterial, and consequently inactionable in any Article III federal court, civil or criminal. Immaterial and inactionable alleged public disclosures, as a matter of law are moot.
In other words, the United States federal securities laws and controlling judicial precedents in 2003, and in 2020, indisputably prevented the SEC, the DOJ, the Las Vegas or New York federal courts from adjudicating the merits of any claim(s), or granting any relief -- the SEC and the DOJ lacked Article III or 28 USC 1331 standing to invoke the subject matter jurisdiction of any Article III United States federal court -- to the SEC, DOJ, or the State Bar of Georgia with respect to any claims based in whole or in part on the Las Vegas 03-0831 (D. NV), 05cr1115 SDNY, or 04cr1224 SDNY proceedings.
WOW! This is unbelievable. They all are going to prison for a very long time. Federal judges and prosecutors violating the law cannot be tolerated under and circumstances. It seems the NY federal prosecutor's office has a very big problem in following the law. The SEC is no better. I am sure this is not the first case that this has occurred; the Government lawyers just got caught this time. Very well researched and documented report. Keep up the excellent reporting. Where is the mainstream media in New York? Why have they not covered this story?
ReplyDeleteThis is just the tip of a very large iceberg. We expect former AUSA Alexander H. Southwell to be prosecuted for perjury and grand jury fraud.
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