New Jersey Statutes
§ 52:15B-10 — Declining to investigate complaint.
New Jersey·Title 52 STATE GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICERS
10.The Inspector General may decline to investigate a complaint received when it is determined that: the complaint is trivial, frivolous, vexatious or not made in good faith; the complaint has been too long delayed to justify a present investigation; the resources available, considering established priorities, are insufficient for an adequate investigation; or the matter complained of is not within the Inspector General's investigatory authority. L.2005,c.119,s.10.
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§ 52:15B-10
Declining to investigate complaint.§ 52:15B-11
Authority to refer complaints.§ 52:15B-14
Meetings with public officers, employees.§ 52:15B-15
Report of findings, recommendations.§ 52:15B-16
Periodic annual reports.§ 52:15B-7
Authority of the Inspector General.§ 52:15B-8
Powers of the Inspector General.§ 52:15B-9
Cooperation, joint investigations.