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Old 06-12-2009, 12:32 PM
 
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State Senator Discusses Possible Corruption Within New Jersey Attorney Ethics With State Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin.

State Senator Steven Oroho discusses possible corruption within the State's Supreme Court's Office of Attorney Ethics in a Face-To-Face with State Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin.

State Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin is up for reconfirmation next week and will be before the State's Senate Judiciary Committee next Monday and Tuesday.

You can read some more details and letters addressed to the committee and all the New Jersey Supreme Court Justices at: Office of Attorney Ethics Cold Shoulders State Senators

The corruption has to do with special favors being extended to high level attorneys within the state Supreme Court's Office of Attorney Ethics.

If this is true, then Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin should discuss the details surrounding these charges before he is reconfirmed to the Supreme Court.

Call Senator Steven Oroho for additional details if needed.
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Old 06-12-2009, 04:58 PM
 
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State Senator Discusses Possible Corruption Within New Jersey Attorney Ethics With State Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin.

State Senator Steven Oroho discusses possible corruption within the State's Supreme Court's Office of Attorney Ethics in a Face-To-Face with State Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin.

State Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin is up for reconfirmation next week and will be before the State's Senate Judiciary Committee next Monday and Tuesday.

You can read some more details and letters addressed to the committee and all the New Jersey Supreme Court Justices at: Office of Attorney Ethics Cold Shoulders State Senators

The corruption has to do with special favors being extended to high level attorneys within the state Supreme Court's Office of Attorney Ethics.

If this is true, then Supreme Court Justice Barry Albin should discuss the details surrounding these charges before he is reconfirmed to the Supreme Court.

Call Senator Steven Oroho for additional details if needed.
Thanks for posting that.

Here are the state senators on the committee:
Please email each member of the committee and/or contact these senators by phone:
SenSarlo@njleg.org 201- 804-8118
SenGirgenti@njleg.org 973- 427-1229
SenBaroni@njleg.org 609- 631-9988
SenBateman@njleg.org 908- 526-3600
SenBeck@njleg.org 732- 933-1591
SenCardinale@njleg.org 201-567-2324
SenGill@njleg.org 973-509-0388
SenKyrillos@njleg.org 732- 671-3206
SenLesniak@njleg.org 908- 624-0880
SenScutari@njleg.org 908- 587-0404
SenSmith@njleg.org 732- 752-0770
SenStack@njleg.org 201- 558-7926
SenWeinberg@njleg.org 201- 928-0100
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