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Tag: Marilyn Clark

N.J. will shutter embattled public corruption office

September 3, 2026   3:47 pmSeptember 4, 2026   1:29 am
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport will close the embattled Office of Public Integrity and Accountability and return responsibility for prosecuting public corruption to the Division of Criminal Justice, ending a controversial eight-year experiment that produced accusations of prosecutorial misconduct, years-long delays,...
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OPIA knew over two years ago that Gloucester official wasn’t being charged, but said nothing

July 20, 2026   12:26 amJuly 20, 2026   2:55 pm
The embattled state Office of Public Integrity and Accountability decided over two years ago that it would not prosecute Gloucester County Fire Marshal Shawn Layton for the death of two dogs in his county vehicle in 2022, but opted to...
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Report: Judge won’t drop charges against ex-Paterson mayor

December 6, 2024   6:08 pm
The Office of Public Integrity and Accountability has scored a win after convincing a Superior Court judge not to dismiss charges against former Paterson Mayor Joey Torres, the Paterson Press reported. Torres was charged fourteen months ago for violating a...
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