In re Joseph Cammarata — Documented Constitutional Violations
U.S. Supreme Court Docket No. 25-6128 • Conference Date: January 16, 2026
The Solicitor General of the United States waived the government's right to respond to Mr. Cammarata's Supreme Court petition on December 3, 2025. This significant action leaves serious constitutional allegations unanswered at the highest level of executive appellate review. When the Solicitor General elects not to respond to a mandamus petition alleging prolonged appellate inaction and jurisdictional defects, Congress must examine what went wrong. When courts refuse to rule on jurisdictional challenges, congressional oversight becomes the only remaining constitutional check.
This briefing documents a pattern of prosecutorial misconduct, judicial obstruction, and systematic denial of due process in the federal prosecution of Joseph Cammarata. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has refused to rule on dispositive motions for over twenty-one months while Mr. Cammarata remains incarcerated.
Government withheld evidence demonstrating defendant's conduct was lawful under governing assignment law and controlling Supreme Court precedent, directly contradicting the prosecution's entire theory of criminality.
Coordinated DOJ/SEC asset freeze eliminated all funds for defense before trial, forcing defendant to proceed without adequate representation against unlimited government resources.
Prosecution proceeded without subject-matter jurisdiction because the charged conduct does not constitute a crime as a matter of law under binding Supreme Court precedent, rendering the judgment void.
Third Circuit has held dispositive motions sub judice for over 12 months without ruling, effectively denying constitutional right to appellate review while defendant remains imprisoned.
Official court transcripts altered to remove statements favorable to defense, documented through comparison with contemporaneous recordings and certified copies.
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This briefing is designed to provide oversight staff with a comprehensive overview of documented violations. Full evidentiary materials, certified transcripts, and complete filing records are available upon request.
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