How Do You Get The Governor's Office To Answer Your Mail? (lawyers, federal)

[ProudCapMarine]

How Do You Get The Governor's Office To Answer Your Mail?

I'm a disabled Vietnam veteran and I've been sending Governor Jon Corzine both regular (certified) snail mail and email since he took over the office. All my letters are on the same subject.

Corrupt lawyers in the state and how the New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics protects some of them.

I'm trying to get the Governor to open up an investigation outside the Office of Attorney Ethics, because I have evidence that they are protecting one of their former Vice-Chairman. You can read some of my evidence at:
(broken link)

If anyone has someone I can write to about this, who will answer my letters, I would appreciate it.
Jack

[christina0001]

Try writing to your rep instead. Chris Smith is a big advocate of veterans. Even if he is not your rep, it might be worthwhile to write him a letter.

Be careful of writing too many letters to the same individual; some might perceive that as harassment.

[carolinajack]

ask to meet at a truck stop

[econtenor]

Honestly, you can't.

However, you should go over his head if you have real problem to the U.S. Attorney General.

Given the number of corruption cases in NJ, it is really hard to get this state and its officials to do anything. However, the US Attorney General's office has conducted stings in conjunction with the FBI on numerous municipal and state employees for corruption, etc.

Try that...and good luck!

[MrTudo]

Keep writing them like that and for sure you'll eventually be contacted. Might not be the type of contact you had in mind however.

[mead]

How do you get the Governor to answer your mail???

Include a bribe!

[ProudCapMarine]

Originally Posted by christina0001

Try writing to your rep instead. Chris Smith is a big advocate of veterans. Even if he is not your rep, it might be worthwhile to write him a letter.

Be careful of writing too many letters to the same individual; some might perceive that as harassment.

Thank you! I'll write to Chris Smith.

[ProudCapMarine]

Originally Posted by econtenor

Honestly, you can't.

However, you should go over his head if you have real problem to the U.S. Attorney General.

Given the number of corruption cases in NJ, it is really hard to get this state and its officials to do anything. However, the US Attorney General's office has conducted stings in conjunction with the FBI on numerous municipal and state employees for corruption, etc.

Try that...and good luck!

Thank you. I'm starting to get the federal government to read my evidence.