Contrary to David Berman’s vain attempts to try to stem Roz Berman’s rapidly sinking reputation due to sustained misconduct, “Letters of Instruction (LOI)” from the Nevada Real Estate Division to the SCA Board are serious SANCTIONS.  Such LOI are issued after one or more directors have been found guilty of serious law violations.

No matter how hard DB tries to spin the facts, LOIs are definitely NOT slaps on the wrists of directors determined to have broken the law!  If you have any doubts, read the LOIs and see what they say will happen if the LOIs are not followed.  There are very serious consequences for repeated violations.

When a director or board is found guilty of violating NRS 116 or NAC 116 provisions, the first level of sanctions is for the State to issue formal Letters Of Instruction demanding “don’t do it again, or else”. These actions can NOT be considered “slaps on the wrist”. Additional law violations will lead to formal, public hearings (very similar to a trial) against the offending directors. Those hearings are conducted in public by the Governor-appointed CIC Commission.  An Attorney General staff attorney serves as prosecutor for the CIC Commission.

Since Roz Berman and other directors have already received a number of such LOIs concerning a variety of flagrant law violations, David Berman and his friends might be wise to not call so much attention to the facts of the violations.  Loudly complaining about SCA members who have proven to the State that our directors, and particularly our Board President and CAM, are flagrantly violating the laws is not a good strategy for the entire unity party group.

In the next few months, large numbers of SCA members may finally discover that all is NOT well with the board–as has been so frequently claimed.  SCA Directors would be wise to pay close attention to the LOI process, and to ensure no new statute violations are discovered.  In addition, unity party associates might find it increasingly more uncomfortable when asked to explain about why they have been tolerating such serious board misconduct–for so many years.