A-62-14 John J. Robertelli v. New Jersey Office of Attorney Ethics (075584)
Does the Director of the Office of Attorney Ethics have the authority to proceed with a grievance after a District Ethics Committee Secretary (with concurrence by a designated public member) has declined a grievance, pursuant to Rule 1:20-3(e)(3)?
Certification granted: 6/19/15
Posted: 6/19/15
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