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@ @ NK 9-2084 Cn September 26, 1967, Assistant Prosecutor SCARDUZIO recontacted SA PHILIP J. CARROLL and advised that he is willing in any manner to offer assistance to the Federal Government in order to have LIVEZLY committed. SCARNDUZIO advised that a review of the New Jersey State . Statutes and the criminal code for Camden County, New Jersey does not give his office any jurisdiction to move against LIVEZLY, as the mailing of the extortion letters in this case involve a Federal violation and not a local violation. SCARDUAIO advised that as there is no local criminal violation, his office is unable to take any action against LIVEZLY. Se pointed out none of the Victims reside in Camden County. Mz. SCARDUZIO advised that the only action available locally would be for one of the individuals whose names were used on the letters sent by LIVEZLY to come in and sign a complaint against LIVEZLY for Defama~ tion of Character. SCARDUZIO advised that this is a civil tort action and under this type of action, it would not be possible for Camden County authorities to oder LIVEZLY to be given a mental examination. The matter would be handled in civil court to determine the amount of damage to the character of the complainant as the result of the letter or letters, and if LIVEZLY were ccaivicted, he wouk@ be given a fine by the court. On September 26, 1ss7[_ [ Fadio Corporation of America (RGA), amden, New Jersey, advised that the company doctor has recommended that LIVEZLY be givenan examination by a private psychiatrist mid for by the company to determine his sanity. [_avisea that this has been proposed to the company union and they are in agreement that this be done. The union has suggested to LIVEZLY that he con- sent to the examination by a private physician paid for by RCA, Camden, New Jersey. ts