Peter Harvey

US Attorney and NY and NJ Fraud Departments Need To Examine Potential Conspiracy

INVERSO ASKS A.G. TO RELEASE SUPPRESSED TREASURY AUDIT
Document Details Potential Wrongdoing In BPU’s Clean Energy Program

Senator Peter Inverso, (R-14), has sent a letter to Attorney General Zulima Farber asking that she take steps to lift a protective order keeping an audit of the Board of Public Utilities clean Energy Program out of the public domain. The letter is attached.

“I am asking that your Department, in keeping with Governor Corzine’s promise of a more open and transparent Administration, formally ask the court to lift the protective order so that this important document can enter the public domain.�

POU CALLS FOR BUDGET PANEL TO TAKE 'CRITICAL LOOK' AT PRESCHOOL SPENDING
Assembly Appropriations Chair Says Inquiry Into Alleged Mismanagement
Must Be Key Part of Committee's Questioning of Education Officials,
Applauds Attorney General's Willingness to Reassess Cases

(PATERSON) -- Assembly Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Nellie Pou today urged her colleagues on the Assembly Budget Committee to hold an in-depth review into whether taxpayer dollars meant for funding early childhood education in the state's poorest communities instead ended up lining the pockets of preschool owners and operators.

Codey Announces State’s Settlement with Amerada Hess

TRENTON – Acting Governor Richard J. Codey today announced that the Amerada Hess Corporation voluntarily settled a lawsuit filed in September by New Jersey’s Attorney General’s Office, with a portion of the settlement proceeds funding an energy and motoring assistance program for low-income residents. Amerada Hess is the only one of the three oil companies named in the state’s lawsuits to reach voluntary settlement of the matter to date. The agreement was reached yesterday.

Corzine Lacks Ethical Principles to Be Governor
--NY Times Report Provides Insight into His Character and Connections--

INCUMBENT FREEHOLDER WARD OUT OF TOUCH, OR ASLEEP?

Forrester Vindicated

No Problem - Never Was

A letter from the Attorney General's Office late this afternoon confirmed that Doug Forrester's businesses have been in full compliance with New Jersey law.