A phony legal services organization that charged inmates for a mostly unfulfilled pledge to oversee their lawyers is hit with a $2.2 million civil penalty.
October 16, 2012 at 06:17 PM
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A phony legal services organization that charged inmates for a mostly unfulfilled pledge to oversee their lawyers has been hit with a $2.2 million civil penalty.
Essex County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Levy found on Oct. 9 that the Project Freedom Fund of Newark committed 210 violations of the Consumer Fraud Act and state advertising regulations.
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