NJ DCR

[LZLoon]

Jurisdiction

New Jersey

I filed a complaint with the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights over two years ago. The complaint was investigated and allegedly submitted to the legal division with a recommendation of probable cause from the investigator.

It has been languishing in bureaucratic limbo for 21 months with no resolution as of yet, and with no official finding of probable cause, no mediation, no word.

The investigator has since be reassigned to a different department, the new investigator ignores my Emails and provides no information

Is there any action I can take to move this matter forward?

Thanks

 

[army judge]

Is there any action I can take to move this matter forward?

No, once the bureacracies become engaged, USUALLY all one can do is be patient and wait.

 

[adjusterjack]

I filed a complaint with the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights

Complaint about what?

What civil right do you allege was violated?

 

[zddoodah]

The complaint was investigated and allegedly submitted to the legal division with a recommendation of probable cause from the investigator.

Why "allegedly"? What significance is the recommendation of probable cause? What do you expect to happen?

The investigator has since be reassigned to a different department

When did this happen?

the new investigator ignores my Emails and provides no information

What about your phone calls? What about a visit or visits to his/her office?

Please also answer the extremely important questions that "adjusterjack" asked:

Complaint about what?

What civil right do you allege was violated?

And by whom?

 

[LZLoon]

Why "allegedly"? What significance is the recommendation of probable cause? What do you expect to happen?

A probable cause finding gives the respondent 30 days to settle the complaint. If they fail to, an administrative order is directed by the NJ AG to the respondent and orders them to take specific corrective actions. They also direct punitive damages

I expect a probable cause finding and receive a reasonable accommodation

Allegedly because the original investigator advised of this verbally, I have nothing in writing that shows that this is true


When did this happen?
I filed a reasonable accommodation request in September of 2021. I filed the complaint with NJ DCR later in September



What about your phone calls? What about a visit or visits to his/her office? You ca not call the legal department. Emails to the Director go unanswered. The investigator says that it the complaint and recommendation by the investigator is under review by the legal department

Please also answer the extremely important questions that "adjusterjack" asked:



And by whom?

 

[LZLoon]

Why "allegedly"? What significance is the recommendation of probable cause? What do you expect to happen?




When did this happen? September 2021




What about your phone calls? What about a visit or visits to his/her office?

Please also answer the extremely important questions that "adjusterjack" asked:



And by whom? City in NJ

Why "allegedly"? What significance is the recommendation of probable cause? What do you expect to happen?




When did this happen? September of 2021




What about your phone calls? What about a visit or visits to his/her office?

Please also answer the extremely important questions that "adjusterjack" asked:



And by whom?

A probable cause finding gives the respondent 30 days to settle the complaint. If they fail to, an administrative order is directed by the NJ AG to the respondent and orders them to take specific corrective actions. They also direct punitive damages

I expect a probable cause finding and receive a reasonable accommodation

 

[LZLoon]

Complaint about what? Denial of a reasonable accommodation request

What civil right do you allege was violated? ADA and NJ. LAD

 

[LZLoon]

Why "allegedly"? What significance is the recommendation of probable cause? What do you expect to happen?




When did this happen? The original investigator was reassigned March of 2024




What about your phone calls? What about a visit or visits to his/her office?

Please also answer the extremely important questions that "adjusterjack" asked:



And by whom?