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1. Misc | Filed: July 07, 2026 | Entered: July 08, 2026 Center For Judicial Accountability, Inc. et al v. Legislative Correspondents Association, Inc. et al

   Civil Rights: Other | New York Southern

   Letter

   LETTER addressed to Judge Kenneth M. Karas from Elena Ruth Sassower dated July 1, 2026 re: Must plaintiffs be burdened with filing a petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the Court's rulings? It is now more than six months that this Court has NOT ruled on plaintiffs' December 19, 2025 affidavit in response to its sua sponte November 13, 2025 Order that they demonstrate subject matter jurisdiction, issued before any of the 34 defendants had even been served --- and nearly a month since plaintiffs' June 4, 2026 affidavit for the Court's disqualification and disclosure pursuant to 28 USC §§144 and 455, with NO ruling by the Court. Must plaintiffs file a petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the Court's rulings, which, as a matter of law, can ONLY be in plaintiffs' favor, based on those affidavits. Please advise by Tuesday, July 7th, so that we will know whether we must go to the effort and $600 filing fee expense of petitioning the Second Circuit Court of Appeals for a writ of mandamus against you --- which is what we otherwise will do on Friday, July 10th, to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the birth of the State of New York, here in White Plains, by the vote of the Provisional Congress of the Colony of New York, meeting at the White Plains courthouse, approving the July 4th Declaration of Independence. Here's a photo of the site, memorialized by a monument (& here) that is a ten-minute walk from the White Plains federal courthouse where you sit and a less than ten-minute walk from where plaintiffs are based. Thank you. Document filed by Elena Ruth Sassower(Individually). (bw)

2. Misc | Filed: July 02, 2026 | Entered: July 07, 2026 Center For Judicial Accountability, Inc. et al v. Legislative Correspondents Association, Inc. et al

   Civil Rights: Other | New York Southern

   Letter

   LETTER addressed to Judge Kenneth M. Karas from Elena Sassower dated July 1, 2026 re: Must plaintiffs be burdened with filing a petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the Court's rulings? It is now more than six months that this Court has NOT ruled on plaintiffs' December 19, 2025 affidavit in response to its sua sponte November 13, 2025 Order that they demonstrate subject matter jurisdiction, issued before any of the 34 defendants had even been served --- and nearly a month since plaintiffs' June 4, 2026 affidavit for the Court's disqualification and disclosure pursuant to 28 USC §§144 and 455, with NO ruling by the Court. Must plaintiffs file a petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the Court's rulings, which, as a matter of law, can ONLY be in plaintiffs' favor, based on those affidavits. Please advise by Tuesday, July 7th, so that we will know whether we must go to the effort and $600 filing fee expense of petitioning the Second Circuit Court of Appeals for a writ of mandamus against you --- which is what we otherwise will do on Friday, July 10th, to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the birth of the State of New York, here in White Plains, by the vote of the Provisional Congress of the Colony of New York, meeting at the White Plains courthouse, approving the July 4th Declaration of Independence. Here's a photo of the site, memorialized by a monument (& here) that is a ten-minute walk from the White Plains federal courthouse where you sit and a less than ten-minute walk from where plaintiffs are based. Thank you. Document filed by Elena Ruth Sassower(Individually). (bw)

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