A New Jersey appeals court ruled Friday that the state Election Law Enforcement Commission may proceed with an investigation into alleged campaign finance law violations by Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo and his treasurer.
September 08, 2017 at 05:22 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court ruled Friday that the state Election Law Enforcement Commission may proceed with an investigation into alleged campaign finance law violations by Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo and his treasurer.
A three-judge Appellate Division panel, in a published decision, overturned a lower court judge’s decision that said ELEC couldn’t proceed with the investigation since it did not have the requisite number of commissioners.
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