New Jersey S3228 prohibits certain public officials from holding elective office and participating in political activities for three years after.
New Jersey S3228 extends the ban on holding elective office and participating in political activities to three years for certain public officials. This applies to the Attorney General, First Assistant Attorney General, county prosecutors, assistant prosecutors, legal assistants to prosecutors, and members of the State Commission of Investigation. The bill also prohibits these officials from campaigning for election to public office during their term and for three years after leaving their positions. The intent is to prevent misuse of public trust for political gain.
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