Rakofsky Motion #11: Our motion to dismiss (Updated x3)
This motion is on behalf of the 35 defendants (me included) that Marc Randazza and I represent.
I won’t bother re-hashing the Rakfosky history, you can Google it if you want.
Selected Documents:
Memo of Law
DeVoy Affidavit
Turkewitz Affidavit
Wells Affidavit
Exh G – Financial Crime
Exh H WhiteCollarCT
Exh I – Yellow Bot
Exh J – Lawyer search
Update 3/9/12: Our motion to dismiss was served December 15th, but the court clerk declined to take it at the time because the date of service was so far in front of the motion’s return date in March. While we waited, a stay in the case was reinstated. It expired today, March 9th. So the motion was re-filed today.
Update 5/21/12 Rakofsky has served the following documents in opposition to our motion to dismiss:
Affidavit of Forensic Expert
Goldsmith Affirmation
Rakofsky Affidavit
Memo of Law
Update 6/8/12 – Our Reply papers:
My Reply Affidavit: ET-ReplyAffid-Final
Our Memo of Law: RakofskyReplyMemo FINAL
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A very well-written brief. I hope this case will be behind you soon.
A thing of beauty.
Well you must be doing something right.
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When are his responsive papers due? I can hardly wait for the unintended comedy.
When are his responsive papers due?
The action has been stayed until March 9th.