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Frank Sinatra — Part 8
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ae OF COUNSEL
TELEPHONE (713) 462-0991
January 19, 1970
Mr. Wesley Grapp
Special Agent in Charge
Federal Bureau of Investigation
1100 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, Calif. 90024
Re: Frank Sinatra aka
Francis Albert Sinatra
As you are aware, I represent Frank Sinatra and
have represented him for many years.
On certain occasions in the past, when the FBI
was desirous of securing information from Mr. Sinatra or
questioning him concerning certain matters, I have always
made arrangements for Mr. Sinatra to promptly furnish such
information and reply to any questions you may have.
In many instances both Mr. Sinatra and I were
puzzled as to why he was asked certain questions, but since
we are both familiar with the procedures of the FBI, we
never questioned the reasons or motives for the request for
information.
Mr. Sinatra has been subpoenaed by the New Jersey
State Commission of Investigation, but on the advice of
counsel he has elected to refuse to appear in response to
that subpoena and to institute an action to challenge the
constitutionality of that Commission and its procedures.
The status of that action at this moment is that
the United States District Court in New Jersey has ruled that
Mr. Sinatra's Complaint does not raise substantial issues
sufficient to justify the convening of a "three judge court".
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