More New Jersey Mafia Members Rounded Up.

Mission Statement of New Jersey's Judiciary:

"We are an independent branch of government constitutionally entrusted with the fair and just resolution of disputes in order to preserve the rule of law and to protect the rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitution and laws of the United States and this State."

"Reputed Mobsters Rounded Up in New Jersey," http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24526689/ May 9, 2008
Bob Ingle & Sandy McClure, The Soprano State: New Jersey's Culture of Corruption (New York: St. Martin's, 2008), pp. 229-231.
Gary Fineout, "Florida Republicans Withdraw Plan to Revise Voting Rules," in The New York Times, May 8, 2009, at p. A16. (Many "Cubanazos" are working strenuously in Florida and New Jersey to minimize voting among poor people or members of the "lower orders." They also favor censorship and cybercrime against dissidents.)

"Reputed members of the Gambino crime family were arrested across NJ Thursday in early morning raids, law enforcement officials told WNBC.com."

The problem of mafia control of courts and local government in New Jersey receives very little attention from national media. The judiciary and legal system have been hopelessly contaminated by the scourge of organized crime. The hypocrisy of these hoodlums and their cronies -- these are the people deciding many legal "ethics" matters! -- sickens people.

This mob stranglehold on government and the legal profession goes a long way towards explaining what now appears to be a $36 BILLION hole in New Jersey's state budget. Hey, Stuart Rabner doesn't all this legal corruption and contamination of the judiciary make you want to puke? ("Stuart Rabner and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey" and "Mafia Influence in New Jersey Courts and Politics.")

The corruption and criminality is out of control in New Jersey. Clearly, it will never be subject to control by New Jersey's coopted and incompetent baby attorney general, Anne Milgram. Political bosses in New Jersey are often "affiliated" with the mob. Politicians and judges are in lucrative partnerships with construction companies and others likely to benefit from state government largesse. (See "James R. Zazzali and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey" and "Peter G. Verniero and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey" along with "Jay Romano and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey" and "Maurice J. Gallipoli and Conduct Unbecoming to the Judiciary in New Jersey.)

The taxpayers' money gets spread (like jelly on toast) all over the guys in the mob and dirty cops, politicians and judges so nothing happens, law-enforcement wise. All of these raids were FBI investigations, entirely bypassing the Trenton, A.G. and power-structure. That should tell you something. The feds don't trust Trenton officials. I don't blame them. Most New jersey government offficials are either corrupt or coopted to look the other way when shit happens. Among the most contaminated state agencies is the befouled Office of Attorney Ethics (OAE). Xanadu? ("Senator Bob and New Jersey's Third World Ethics" and "Does Senator Menendez Have Mafia Friends?")

"In all 23 suspected mobsters were expected to be arraigned in federal court in Newark Thursday. Ten were arrested and another 13 were told to surrender, an FBI spokesman said."

Do you mean a "spokesperson"? Let us not forget to be politically correct, right Diana? How has Diana avoided getting busted for her "irregularities"? Diana probably "knows somebody." Among the usual suspects:

"ANDREW MEROLA from Tom's River, leading member [or 'capo'] of the Gambino crime family." Another of the mobsters arrested was responsible for a multimillion dollar Internet gambling operation. Wouldn't it be a hoot to discover that these "guys" have been visiting my sites because of an unsuspected interest in German philosophy and quantum physics on the part of "Charles 'Buddy Musk' Mucciogrosso" and "John Titzio," not to mention John Manzella, of Brooklyn. The big three in New Jersey mafia circles (drum roll please):

"GAMBINO: In 1992 a leadeship void developed when John J. Gotti, called the 'Teflon Don' because prosecutors couldn't make charges stick, ran out of luck. With the testimony of turncoat Salvatore 'Sammy the Bull' Gravano, Gotti got life for murder and racketerring but spent only ten years behind bars. He died in 2002. On his death, son John A. 'Junior' Gotti became acting boss, but he pleaded guilty to racketeering and went to prison in 1999. 'ARNOLD SQUITIERI,' who resides in Englewood Cliffs is presently in charge of family matters in New Jersey."

"GENOVESE: The Genovese group [Jaynee LaVecchia?] is the most active, powerful and resourceful [Mafia] family in New Jersey. ... Historically, more high ranking members of the Genovese family than any other [mob] group have called the Garden State their home, and it was the first of the five New York-based families to expand its rackets to New Jersey decades ago. Today, there are five main Genovese crews headquartered in New Jersey."

The Genovese organization is said to control much of what happens in legal ethics enforcement -- with an entertainment branch as well -- influence with the N.J. A.G.'s office, reputedly, with members (allegedly) in the state judiciary and legal establishment. Municipal courts in many towns are under the control of made members of the "family."

An "error" was inserted in the foregoing paragraph. I have now corrected it, once again. September 4, 2008 at 9:14 P.M. Reposting: May 11, 2009 at 3:42 P.M. It is a federal crime to conspire to violate and actually to violate civil rights -- including privacy, free speech, and other rights. Thefts and assaults are prohibited to government lawyers, except for the OAE in New Jersey.

"An unholy union of crooked politicians and developers willing to cross the line can be found in the scum at the bottom of most New Jersey political barrels. Millionaire developer ANTHONY SPALLIERO, for instance, was indicted on federal charges that he paid $140,000 in bribes to Monmouth County officials to secure contracts for his business. Included were trips and entertainment" -- for legal and political officials -- "at his sons go-go bars."

Were OAE lawyers bribed to come after me? Or were they "doing a little favor" for their godfathers? Ever heard of "solicitation of grievances"?

Lawyers get to dip their wicks in this pool of dirty money, every day: "... an assistant Monmouth County counsel and his law firm were paid $50,000 by the county in 2006 to help prepare a report that ultimately concluded the county should continue to pay its attorneys by the hour. County administrator LOUIS PAPAROZZI said he didn't see a conflict in a county counsel paid by the hour gathering and analyzing legal fee information for a report to determine if county counsels should be paid by the hour. Paparozzi and two elected officials wrote the report." (pp. 160-171.)

Dem guys, I says to 'em ... Hey, youz are getting greedy!