| CONFLICT OF INTEREST & Misinformation CLAIM EVIDENCE of Judicial Miscarriage from French Public services: against MARC CAMPUS |
| Letter and Enclosures from USNCB August 29, 2007 |
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U.S. Department of Justice
INTERPOL – U.S. National Central Bureau
Office of the General Counsel Washington D.C. 20530
AUG 29, 2007
Mr. And Mrs. Marc Campus
CS 1 Group Legal Office Co.
Dear Mr. And Mrs. Campus:
This is in response to your various communications with Interpol-U.S. National Central Bureau (USNCB)
concerning your husband.
The USNCB has received a response from Interpol France confirming the discharge of the judgment
issued against Marc Campus on 05 November 1982 and overturned on 1 February 1985.
Therefore, our database has been updated accordingly.
Additionally, the USNCB has been advised by Interpol France that we may release a copy of the enclosed
message to you. However, Interpol France does not authorize the release of any of its messages to
USNCB to you.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact Dorothy S. Beaty.
Sincerely,
Martin Renkiewicz
Director
By: Kevin R. Smith
General Counsel
Enclosure:
0171-krs.txt
PRIORITY: Normal
DATE: 13 July 2007
FROM: Interpol Washington
TO: France (Paris)
CC: IPSG
OUR REF: 19910502427/krs
SUBJECT: CAMPUS, f/n Marc,
Thank you for your response dated 13 July 2007, in this matter. We will update our database
accordingly.
In answer to your inquiry, the USNCB learned of the original 1982 conviction, later overturned
in 1985, in approximately 1991 pursuant to requests for information on the subject to IP France
on behalf of U.S. authorities. The IP France reference numbers were DCPJ/AC/5APB/BCN NR
5188/GRI/NR 5710/DP/BM/91/5751. Additional detailed information about the conviction, appeal,
and dismissal were later provided by the subject in the context of a Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA) request submitted to USNCB.
Please advise whether you provide approval for the USNCB to release copies of messages
from Interpol France to Mr. and Mrs. Campus.
Best Regards,
End
Enclosure of July 12, 2007 Letter from USNCB:
0168-krs.txt
PRIORITY: Normal
DATE: 09 July 2007
FROM: Interpol Washington
TO: France (Paris)
OUR REF: XXX/krs b2
SUBJECT: Marc CAMPUS, born 08 November 1945
Place of Birth: Toulon, France
ASSISTANCE REQUESTED:
The United States Central Bureau (USNCB) requests your assistance in updating information
concerning the above-referenced subject, Marc Jean Campus.
Reportedly, Campus was tried and convicted in a court in Valence, France, in approximately
1982. According to documents submitted to the USNCB by Campus’wife, “Extrait des minutes du
Secretariat- Greffe de la Cour d’Appel de Grenoble, Arret Correctionel,” all charges lodged
against Marc Campus were dismissed in 1985.
However, the USNCB has not received any official communication from Interpol France
concerning these dismissals. In order to update our files, please confirm whether the criminal
convictions of Campus were overturned on appeal. In addition, please advise whether you
have any objection to the USNCB providing your response to Marc and Marie Campus.
Regards,
END
U.S. Department of Justice
INTERPOL – U.S. National Central Bureau
Office of the General Counsel Washington D.C. 20530
AUG 29, 2007
Mr. And Mrs. Marc Campus
CS 1 Group Legal Office Co.
Dear Mr. And Mrs. Campus:
This is in response to your various communications with Interpol-U.S. National Central Bureau (USNCB)
concerning your husband.
The USNCB has received a response from Interpol France confirming the discharge of the judgment
issued against Marc Campus on 05 November 1982 and overturned on 1 February 1985.
Therefore, our database has been updated accordingly.
Additionally, the USNCB has been advised by Interpol France that we may release a copy of the enclosed
message to you. However, Interpol France does not authorize the release of any of its messages to
USNCB to you.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact Dorothy S. Beaty.
Sincerely,
Martin Renkiewicz
Director
By: Kevin R. Smith
General Counsel
Enclosure:
0171-krs.txt
PRIORITY: Normal
DATE: 13 July 2007
FROM: Interpol Washington
TO: France (Paris)
CC: IPSG
OUR REF: 19910502427/krs
SUBJECT: CAMPUS, f/n Marc,
Thank you for your response dated 13 July 2007, in this matter. We will update our database
accordingly.
In answer to your inquiry, the USNCB learned of the original 1982 conviction, later overturned
in 1985, in approximately 1991 pursuant to requests for information on the subject to IP France
on behalf of U.S. authorities. The IP France reference numbers were DCPJ/AC/5APB/BCN NR
5188/GRI/NR 5710/DP/BM/91/5751. Additional detailed information about the conviction, appeal,
and dismissal were later provided by the subject in the context of a Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA) request submitted to USNCB.
Please advise whether you provide approval for the USNCB to release copies of messages
from Interpol France to Mr. and Mrs. Campus.
Best Regards,
End
Enclosure of July 12, 2007 Letter from USNCB:
0168-krs.txt
PRIORITY: Normal
DATE: 09 July 2007
FROM: Interpol Washington
TO: France (Paris)
OUR REF: XXX/krs b2
SUBJECT: Marc CAMPUS, born 08 November 1945
Place of Birth: Toulon, France
ASSISTANCE REQUESTED:
The United States Central Bureau (USNCB) requests your assistance in updating information
concerning the above-referenced subject, Marc Jean Campus.
Reportedly, Campus was tried and convicted in a court in Valence, France, in approximately
1982. According to documents submitted to the USNCB by Campus’wife, “Extrait des minutes du
Secretariat- Greffe de la Cour d’Appel de Grenoble, Arret Correctionel,” all charges lodged
against Marc Campus were dismissed in 1985.
However, the USNCB has not received any official communication from Interpol France
concerning these dismissals. In order to update our files, please confirm whether the criminal
convictions of Campus were overturned on appeal. In addition, please advise whether you
have any objection to the USNCB providing your response to Marc and Marie Campus.
Regards,
END
| Letter from USNCB dated September 14, 2007 |
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TEXT VERSION
U.S. Department of Justice
INTERPOL – U.S. National Central Bureau
Office of the General Counsel Washington D.c. 20530
SEP 14, 2007
Mr. And Mrs. Marc Campus
CS 1 Group Legal Office Co.
Dear Mr. And Mrs. Campus:
This is in response to your various communications with Interpol-U.S. National Central Bureau (USNCB)
concerning your husband.
The USNCB has been advised by Interpol France that we may release a copy of the enclosed message
to you. We are releasing it with partial deletions pursuant to Title 5, United States Code, §552 (b)(2) and (b)(7)(C)
of the FOIA. Exemption (b)(2) applies to material related solely to the internal personnel rules and practices of an
agency. Exemption (b)(7)(C) of the FOIA relates to records or information complied for law enforcement purposes
only to the extent that the production of such law enforcement records or information, if disclosed, could
reasonably be expected to constitute an invasion of personal privacy.
The (b)(2) and (b)(7)(C) deletions consist of file numbers, and the initials of law enforcement personnel.
You may appeal by writing to:
Co-Director
Officce of Information & Privacy
United States Department of Justice
Suite 11050
1425 New York Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20530-0001
You must make your appeal in writing and it must be received by the Office of Information and Privacy within 60
days of the date of the letter denying your request. Both the letter and the envelope should be clearly marked
“Freedom of Information Act Appeal”.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact Dorathy S. Beaty at (202) 353-0803.
Sincerely,
Martin Renkiewicz
Director
Signature
By: Kevin R. Smith
General Counsel
Enclosure:
0175-inc.txt
Priority: Urgent
Date Sent: Thu 9/6/2007 8:17 AM
Sender Ref: None
Case Number: [XXXX] b2
Subject: [USNCB Translation] VERY IMPORTANT, IP FRANCE, RE Marc CAMPUS;
19910502427 / KRS
FROM: INTERPOL FRANCE 4 SEPTEMBER 2007 I-24/7
TO: INTERPOL WASHINGTON
Your reference: [XXX] b2, b7C
SUBJECT: Information - CAMPUS Marc.
VERY IMPORTANT
Further to our previous message in the scope of this case, and given the possibility that it may not
have been sufficiently explicit, we have the honor of specifying that we authorize you to release a
copy of this message to Mr. and Mrs. CAMPUS, hoping that their request is fulfilled, and thus notifying
them that, after receiving the additional information that we had sent to you, your databases, with
regard to them, are henceforth updated and thus mention the state of cancellation, in 1985, of the
conviction pronounced against Mr. CAMPUS in 1982.
We wish you good receipt, and we thank you for your cooperation.
Regards. END
INTERPOL FRANCE
The original untranslated message follows:
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Subject: mpn 040907* : Interpol Washington – Marc CAMPUS
Interpol Washington
Nos references : BCN,DCPJ/DRI/OFFILIAIS/HJC/20070614002/ROA
Vos references : [XXX]
O B J E T : Renseignements – CAMPUS Marc.
T R E S I M P O R T A N T
Suite à notre précédent courrier s’inscrivant dans le cadre de cette affaire et à la possibilité que celui-
ci n’ait pas été suffisamment explicite, nous avons l’honneur de vous préciser que nous vous
autorisons à transmettre à Madame & Monsieur CAMPUS la copie du présent message, en souhaitant
que leur requête soit satisfaite, leur signifiant ainsi que, après réception des informations
complémentairement que nous vous avions communiquées, vos bases de données, pour ce qui les
concerne, sont désormais mises à jour et font ainsi état de l’annulation, en 1985, de la condamnation
prononcée contre Monsieur CAMPUS en 1982.
Nous vous en souhaitons bonne réception et vous remercions pour votre coopération.
Salutations
Interpol France
PC
U.S. Department of Justice
INTERPOL – U.S. National Central Bureau
Office of the General Counsel Washington D.c. 20530
SEP 14, 2007
Mr. And Mrs. Marc Campus
CS 1 Group Legal Office Co.
Dear Mr. And Mrs. Campus:
This is in response to your various communications with Interpol-U.S. National Central Bureau (USNCB)
concerning your husband.
The USNCB has been advised by Interpol France that we may release a copy of the enclosed message
to you. We are releasing it with partial deletions pursuant to Title 5, United States Code, §552 (b)(2) and (b)(7)(C)
of the FOIA. Exemption (b)(2) applies to material related solely to the internal personnel rules and practices of an
agency. Exemption (b)(7)(C) of the FOIA relates to records or information complied for law enforcement purposes
only to the extent that the production of such law enforcement records or information, if disclosed, could
reasonably be expected to constitute an invasion of personal privacy.
The (b)(2) and (b)(7)(C) deletions consist of file numbers, and the initials of law enforcement personnel.
You may appeal by writing to:
Co-Director
Officce of Information & Privacy
United States Department of Justice
Suite 11050
1425 New York Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20530-0001
You must make your appeal in writing and it must be received by the Office of Information and Privacy within 60
days of the date of the letter denying your request. Both the letter and the envelope should be clearly marked
“Freedom of Information Act Appeal”.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact Dorathy S. Beaty at (202) 353-0803.
Sincerely,
Martin Renkiewicz
Director
Signature
By: Kevin R. Smith
General Counsel
Enclosure:
0175-inc.txt
Priority: Urgent
Date Sent: Thu 9/6/2007 8:17 AM
Sender Ref: None
Case Number: [XXXX] b2
Subject: [USNCB Translation] VERY IMPORTANT, IP FRANCE, RE Marc CAMPUS;
19910502427 / KRS
FROM: INTERPOL FRANCE 4 SEPTEMBER 2007 I-24/7
TO: INTERPOL WASHINGTON
Your reference: [XXX] b2, b7C
SUBJECT: Information - CAMPUS Marc.
VERY IMPORTANT
Further to our previous message in the scope of this case, and given the possibility that it may not
have been sufficiently explicit, we have the honor of specifying that we authorize you to release a
copy of this message to Mr. and Mrs. CAMPUS, hoping that their request is fulfilled, and thus notifying
them that, after receiving the additional information that we had sent to you, your databases, with
regard to them, are henceforth updated and thus mention the state of cancellation, in 1985, of the
conviction pronounced against Mr. CAMPUS in 1982.
We wish you good receipt, and we thank you for your cooperation.
Regards. END
INTERPOL FRANCE
The original untranslated message follows:
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Subject: mpn 040907* : Interpol Washington – Marc CAMPUS
Interpol Washington
Nos references : BCN,DCPJ/DRI/OFFILIAIS/HJC/20070614002/ROA
Vos references : [XXX]
O B J E T : Renseignements – CAMPUS Marc.
T R E S I M P O R T A N T
Suite à notre précédent courrier s’inscrivant dans le cadre de cette affaire et à la possibilité que celui-
ci n’ait pas été suffisamment explicite, nous avons l’honneur de vous préciser que nous vous
autorisons à transmettre à Madame & Monsieur CAMPUS la copie du présent message, en souhaitant
que leur requête soit satisfaite, leur signifiant ainsi que, après réception des informations
complémentairement que nous vous avions communiquées, vos bases de données, pour ce qui les
concerne, sont désormais mises à jour et font ainsi état de l’annulation, en 1985, de la condamnation
prononcée contre Monsieur CAMPUS en 1982.
Nous vous en souhaitons bonne réception et vous remercions pour votre coopération.
Salutations
Interpol France
PC
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