I think Barron4664 is absolutely right on this, so
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Posted On: 06/09/2016 2:28:59 PM
I think Barron4664 is absolutely right on this, so I borrowed his post. Somebody with privileges there, give him an invite over here.
Barron4664 Thursday, 06/09/16 01:57:02 PM
Re: frrol post# 150765
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First of all, it was I who brought the process of filing the complaints to NY Courts, though initially I had the wrong district, but KarenCA is much more prolific and great communicator. So yes follow her instructions. The more the better. However, this is a disciplinary procedure for professional conduct leading to possible disbarment. Several posters have asked about criminal charges for the attorneys conspiring with Mako. Only a prosecutor can bring criminal charges in the United States. Not the courts or a civil suit. The most powerful regulator of the stock market is the New York Attorney General through the states Martin Act. Not the feds. So if the board would like to make complaints to NYAG they should. It only takes one complaint to start an investigation of an attorney for violation of the rules of the court. But if the goal is to have the appropriate authority investigate potential fraud against CTIX shareholders. The more complaints the better. Not sure why you would characterize a complaint as a rant to the DA. Who is the DA? District Attorney? Thats the wrong terminology. In any event I have already been contacted by the authorities and notified that a file on the case has been created. So if more shareholders contact the NYAG perhaps an investigation could lead to an indictment against the lawyers if it turns out they were conspiring. Go CTIX!
Barron4664 Thursday, 06/09/16 01:57:02 PM
Re: frrol post# 150765
Post # of 150852
First of all, it was I who brought the process of filing the complaints to NY Courts, though initially I had the wrong district, but KarenCA is much more prolific and great communicator. So yes follow her instructions. The more the better. However, this is a disciplinary procedure for professional conduct leading to possible disbarment. Several posters have asked about criminal charges for the attorneys conspiring with Mako. Only a prosecutor can bring criminal charges in the United States. Not the courts or a civil suit. The most powerful regulator of the stock market is the New York Attorney General through the states Martin Act. Not the feds. So if the board would like to make complaints to NYAG they should. It only takes one complaint to start an investigation of an attorney for violation of the rules of the court. But if the goal is to have the appropriate authority investigate potential fraud against CTIX shareholders. The more complaints the better. Not sure why you would characterize a complaint as a rant to the DA. Who is the DA? District Attorney? Thats the wrong terminology. In any event I have already been contacted by the authorities and notified that a file on the case has been created. So if more shareholders contact the NYAG perhaps an investigation could lead to an indictment against the lawyers if it turns out they were conspiring. Go CTIX!
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