Gov. Phil Murphy’s Chief Ethics Officer Heather Taylor said during testimony before the Select Committee on Oversight Thursday that, as far as she was aware, typical procedures were not followed in the handling of an equal employment opportunity case about Katie Brennan’s alleged assault. Taylor said she was notified of the complaint by Murphy Chief Counsel Matt Platkin, her boss, in March. She referred the case and information about Brennan
Plan is for Cammarano, Platkin to testify at Thursday session
Senate President Steve Sweeney on Wednesday said the Special Committee on Oversight’s investigation into the hiring of Al Alvarez could run past the end of February, a soft deadline set by committee co-chair Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg, “You can't predetermine what comes out of an investigation. you've got to let the investigation take its course, and if it gets done early, it's done early. If it takes a little
Cammarano set to resume testimony on Tuesday
Says he respected Brennan’s wishes and did not disclose her name
Murphy chief counsel has scheduling conflict; Legislative panel has no problem with a different date
Legislative panel investigating Alvarez hiring asks six Murphy aides to appear
