9/11 survivors call for renewed probe - NJ.com
A New 9/11 Investigation in NYC?
– Baltimore Chronicle
Coleen Rowley: ‘Why I Support a New 9/11
Investigation’ – Huffington Post
8 Years Later, Push to Put
a New 9/11 Probe on the Ballot
– The Villager
Rescue Me’ Star Daniel Sunjata Headlines 9/11
Protest March
– Raw Story
NYC CAN News
Once Again, The Will of the Voters Is Denied
NYC Concedes 30,000 Valid Signatures
Daniel Sunjata Speaks At NYC CAN March For Answers
Coleen Rowley - Bill Doyle Endorse NYC CAN
Anthony Shaffer Endorse NYC CAN
VOTE FOR ANSWERS News
Group Calls for New 9/11 Probe
Keene Sentinel - Jan. 30
NH Group Cites Need for New 9/11 Probe
Union Leader - Feb. 1
September 25, 2009
Rather than waiting until the scheduled decision date of Monday, September 28, Referee Louis Crespo issued his "report and recommendations" on Friday, September 25, and recommended that the Court rule in favor of the City.
After reviewing the referee's report, we feel he did not give adequate consideration to the extensive arguments presented in our memorandum of law submitted on Monday, September 21. The report seemed more a cut and paste from the City's original motion papers than a balanced weighing of the arguments. In particular, the referee's report failed to analyze the vast majority of NYC CAN's legal points as to why the City's claims were unfounded and its reliance on certain case law wholly inapplicable.
Officially, Judge Lehner has up to 60 days to either adopt, modify, or reject the referee's report and recommendation, and render a decision. However, with the deadline for inclusion on the ballot fast approaching, NYC CAN lawyers will bring a motion on Monday, September 28 to ask the Court to reconsider the matter immediately, and render a judgment in favor of the Petitioners. We anticipate that the matter will be heard and decided on Tuesday, September 29, or Wednesday, September 30.
Judge Lehner may decide the case on the paperwork submitted, or hear oral arguments as well. If oral arguments are ordered, the proceeding should be open to the public. If so, we will ask everyone who can to attend and help maintain the tidal wave of support that will crescendo with the March For Answers on Sunday.
Only in fighting to the very end will the voices of 80,000 New Yorkers resonate across the country, and those who are still asleep awaken to the mockery of justice in a local government claiming it has no jurisdiction over thousands of its residents being murdered.
The 9/11 Commission Report - a disgrace to any society that considers itself just, democratic and transparent; and a shameless affront to those who died on September 11th - is on its last legs.
