BS legislation that is going to cost us in court challenges which we will lose.

A great idea. People who have the power of the state to investigate and prosecute citizens should not be running for political office.
They should be above and beyond politics. A cooling off period is important. Great work Dick and Paul.
This should be the case at all levels of government and should include judges.

How about eliminating dual-officholding for everyone, including current double-dippers, first?

Than, and only then, should you even think about keeping a former attorney general from running for town council in small towns in NJ.

"We are spending more than we have ever spent before and it does not work!"
- FDR's Treasure Secretary, Henry Morgenthau, in 1939, on 8 years of New Deal spending as an attempt to end the Great Depression.

1) Ban legislators from steering $$$ to their employers.
2) Require legislators who are insurance brokers to disclose all commissions they receive or received that are related to health insurance brokered where one party is a public agency.
3) Establish a rule that an indicted senator can't serve on committees or vote on judicial and prosecutorial appointments.

Nahhhhhh. That would make too much sense.

JimPemberton Who would ever vote for the last four AG who occupied the office? Peter Harvey who was complicit with McGreevy, Zulima Farber who was forced to resign, Stu Rabner who didn't show for work for almost a year or Ann Milgram who has yet to surface from under Corzine's desk.
How about some real legislation like term limits,I&R, ethics or property tax reform. Too constrictive for the 'Ole Boys Club'?
Codey's fingerprints have been on the state's finances for over 30 years. If you're not part of the solution than you're part of the problem.

“It’s good public policy to know that those in charge of criminal investigations aren’t pursuing targets that will enhance their imminent political goals.”

Thanks Codey for taking care of this big problem. G*d forbid anyone should succeed politically from actually cleaning up the state. Good job.

Whenever you're done targeting prosecutors WHO HAVEN'T BEEN THE PROBLEM IN THIS STATE, maybe you can help find out who keeps appointing crooks and thieves to the Senate budget committee so they can steal us blind. Ever thought of that?

And what's all this I keep hearing about insurance contracts? Work on that one too, wouldja?

Can we also add a clause to require all Lawyers Legislators and their firms to disclose all contracts and payments they receive from public entities and taxpayers?

So Dick, what are you hiding? This is just another legislative scam to keep prosecutors from going after the corrupt politicians who need going after. I fail to see why a citizen should be banned from running for office just because he or she did their job well.
But, wait, I forgot, this is New Jersey. Where insanity and illogic reign.

This is great, so a prosecutor who might be making a name for themselves by putting you elected scum away can run for office because they might win - nothing like protecting the thiefdom.

They'd better pass some more legislation to exclude not only Prosecutors who root out corruption, but also any Mayors, Administrators and School Superintendents who manage to provide quality services while somehow managing to hold down costs and taxes. Who wants them in State government?

This is so obviously targeted, as to be laughable. How about expanding the ban, like other posters have suggested. Make it illegal for legislators & former legislators who've left office within the previous 2 years, from becoming paid consultants or lobbyists. Ban lobbyists & former lobbyists from running for office, in any jurisdiction where there would be even an appearance of a conflict of interest. And stop grandfathering multiple office-holders; pick the one you want, and resign from the others!

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