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U.S. Department of Justice
INTERPOL – U.S. National Central Bureau
Office of the General Counsel Washington D.c. 20530
AUGUST 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
Signed 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,
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INTERPOL – U.S. National Central Bureau
Office of the General Counsel Washington D.c. 20530
AUGUST 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
Signed 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,
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