Re: What rocketry-related incidents, DOJ?

Jul 10, 2003 2 Replies


In a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee DOJ wrote: "Hobby


>rocketry motors, igniters and other rocketry-related explosive
>components were involved in at least 258 explosives incidents
>(bombings, attempted bombings, etc.) from 1997 through 2002."
>What were those 258 explosive incidents? Does not the NAR/TRA have a
>detailed list of these "incidents" because of the lawsuit? If not,
>why not? Can we file a FOIA request to find out?
>Can our leaders (or others in the know) please respond? John Wickman?
> Mark Bundick? Ken Good? NAR/TRA lawyers?
>Also posted on ROL.
>Larry Lobdell Jr.

Bob,

You and I do not have a legal team.

NAR has a legal team, but they work for Bunny and the Board of Trustees, not you and me. I don't think that they are interested in representing you or I in an FOIA request.

Craig

Did you send it certified, or at least get a proof of mailing? By law they have to respond to you in a finite (short) time. Somehow 2 weeks comes to mind, but I'm not sure. I'd bet you could find out what the regs are at aclu.org

Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!

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