ATTORNEY ADVISOR TO ROSALINDA CARINO FROM THE DOJ CRIMINAL DIVISION IN WASHINGTON, DC

From: Reniel Carino <jermacforwarders@yahoo.com>
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Please help me solve the corruptions going  on in the New Jersey Essex County Superior Court. My 3 Writs of Execution are held up by the Sheriff Chief Armando B. Fontoura although he accepted my execution services at $51.60 each of my 3 Writs. I am in distressful living after He sent out 8 S.W.A.T. men in my home searching for a stamp-pad used in those Writs. I understand S.W.A.T men are only deployed for terrorism situations  and in one's danger of its life.This is outrageous acts because it showed disrespect to the 5 honest Judges who produced those Writs for me. I have fought for over 11 years to restore me of my Civil Rights but until now those  signed Writs still not visible of its executions. For more information please click in the internet: Rosalinda O. Carino Exposee' Thank you for your benevolent assistance to my my predicament.  Most truly yours, /S/ROSALINDA O. CARINO of 71 Franklin Street Belleville NJ 07109 Cell & (862)520-8774


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Sent: Monday, September 12, 2016 10:17 AM
Subject: ATTORNEY ADVISOR

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ATTORNEY ADVISOR
09/12/2016 10:07 AM EDT

Criminal Division (CRM)
Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section
Washington, DC
Announcement #: 16-CRM-DET-048
Application Deadline: September 25, 2016
These positions will be filled through a reimbursable detail assignment.

The assignment will be for a term of between 6 and 18 months, but have the potential, in accordance with governing policies and regulations, to be extended.

The Attorney Advisors will support the Special Master by assisting in:
Administering the Fund in accordance with the Justice for United States Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Act (the Act), including establishing, publishing, and implementing procedures for filing applications; determining eligibility; and determining payment amounts.
Adjudicating applications, holding any required review hearings, and rendering decisions in writing.
Preparing reports to Congress required by the Act.
Coordinating with other Department of Justice components and other departments, as necessary, to implement the Act