Cover-Up In New Jersey State Government

http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id22.html

A Disabled PTSD Combat Veteran Requests His Legal Due Process From The State Of New Jersey In His Request For An Investigation Into A Cover-up Within New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics.


UPDATE: I sent the letters on the above link to New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine and his Attorney General on 2/21/2006. The State Government’s official post office signed for the letters on 2/23/2006.


On 3/6/2006, since I did not receive an acknowledgement from Governor Corzine’s or his Attorney Generals’ offices, I called the Governor’s office. I was informed that the governor’s office received my letter and it was passed onto the New Jersey’s Department of Law and Public Safety, which is under the Office of New Jersey’s Attorney General.


Three years ago, back on February 18, 2003, Governor James McGreevey’s office did the same thing. But back then, the New Jersey Office of Law and Public Safety “passed the buck” right to the same New Jersey State government office that had the Conflict of Interest. Although I wrote in numerous letters that the New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics was performing a cover-up, the Attorney General’s office disregarded my letters and sent my request for an investigation back to the Office of Attorney Ethics. Of course, the cover-up continued. (See The 2/18/2003 Letter At: NEW JERSEY ATTORNEY GENERAL http://www.americans-working-together.com/attorney_ethics/id24.html


I’m interested in seeing how Governor Jon Corzine and his Attorney General perform with this New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics' cover-up.
     John "Jack" Cunningham   http://www.CapVeterans.com

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