Robert Janiszewski

One name that probably won't receive much consideration for United States Attorney, if Barack Obama wins the presidency:  Walter Timpone, a politically connected ex-federal prosecutor who has coveted the job for years.  Timpone gave the maximum $4,600 to Rob Andrews' campaign for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination earlier this year, and his contributions in the presidential race went to Hillary Clinton and John Edwards, not Obama.  Timpone spent eleven years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, and was named by a panel of Judges to monitor elections in Passaic County.  He currently represents Laborers International Union of America (LIUNA), which backed Andrews against Lautenberg in the Senate primary.

If old friends -- and new friends -- want to correspond with former Hudson County Executive Robert Janiszewski, he is at the Federal Correctional Institution in Ashland, Kentucky -- a minimum security prison in northeastern Kentucky, about 123 miles east of Lexington. Janiszewski, who is scheduled to be released on April 25, 2008, can be reached at:

Robert C. Janiszewski #25038-050
FCI Ashland
Federal Correctional Insititution
P.O. Box 6001
Ashland, Kentucky 41105

Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise: Corrupt Vendor Can't Hang On To
Ill-Gotten Gains By Slandering Senator Bob Menendez
Latest attempt by disgraced psychiatrist who bilked taxpayers to avoid
re- paying residents of Hudson is doomed to failure says DeGise.

Jersey City, NJ � Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise reacted with anger
today at the latest attempts by Dr. Oscar Sandoval to muddy the fight
between the disgraced psychiatrist and the people of Hudson County.

Hudson County filed a $26.8 million civil lawsuit against former County Executive Robert Janiszewski in an effort to reimburse taxpayers for the cost of corruption. Assemblyman Richard Merkt says that Attorney General-designate Stuart Rabner should follow Tom DeGise's lead and file a similar civil suit against John Lynch. DeGise, who now holds Janiszewski's old job, filed similar suits against two corrupt ex-Hudson County Freeholders.

"Why should an admitted crook like Lynch get to keep the ill-gotten gains he obtained by betraying those he was supposedly serving? A civil suit to recover stolen booty should be an automatic response any time a public official gets caught with his hand in the public cookie jar," said Merkt.