The Grievance letter addressed to Judge Lamberth along with a copy of the Grand Jury Presentments and 3,181 Petition names were served upon the Court this past week in Washington DC.

PRESS RELEASE: January 25th, 2010 by American Grand Jury

American Grand Jury concluded a “Grievance Letter” campaign this month. The Petition ended up with 3,181 names [digital signatures] submitted through an online form. The Petition names were printed out in a spreadsheet format and hand-delivered by process-serve to Judge Lamberth’s personal clerk, Robert Elliotte. The package included an “original” copy of the Super II Grand Jury Presentments, the Grievance letter and Petition names.

We have included the PRESS RELEASE on our main website along with a short audio excerpt talking about the campaign.

http://americangrandjury.org/remember-the-agj-grievance-letter-campaign-to-judge-lamberth

The process-serve was made by Norman Abbott, an American Grand Jury member:

Congressman Jeff Miller served with the American Grand Jury Presentments at a Florida Townhall meeting

PRESS RELEASE: Monday, January 18th, 2010 by American Grand Jury

The Super II Grand Jury Presentments were hand delivered to Congressman Jeff Miller by Norman Caron, an American Grand Jury member.

Norm was able to talk to the Congressman for a few minutes. He made a video of the event. We captured it and embedded in an AGJ Flash player. Please take a few minutes to view the video.

Below is a screen image of serve Affadivit:

The Super II Grand Jury Presentments were process-served upon two US District Courts in Southern California.

PRESS RELEASE: January 7th, 2010 by American Grand Jury

The Super II Grand Jury Presentments were process-served upon the US District Court, Central District, Western and Southern Divisions, by Armando Carranza, an American Grand Jury member.

American Grand Jury filed this report along with posting a personal letter from Armando on our main website:

http://AmericanGrandJury.org/a-day-in-the-life-of-one-american-grand-jury-member

Copies of Armando Carranza’s serves: