JAMES JACKSON, CSC Docket No. 2017-1744
NJ Civil Service Commission decision of October 6, 2021, CSC Docket No. 2017-1744: discipline, penalty upheld. James Jackson, County Correctional Police Officer, Mercer County Corrections Center, 20 working day suspension, on charges of conduct unbecoming aa public employee, neglect of duty and othe
Commission decisions · Meeting of October 6, 2021
James Jackson, County Correctional Police Officer, Mercer County Corrections Center, 20 working day suspension, on charges of conduct unbecoming aa public employee, neglect of duty and other sufficient cause.
- Matter
- Discipline
- Decided
- October 6, 2021, item A-6
- Outcome
- Penalty upheld
- ALJ's recommendation
- Uphold the 20 working day suspension.
- What the Commission did with it
- Adopted the ALJ's recommendation
- Penalty appealed
- 20 working day suspension
- Title
- COUNTY CORRECTIONAL POLICE OFFICER
- Employer
- Mercer County
- Chair at the time
- Deirdre L. Webster Cobb, Chairperson
- Official decision
- Published by CSC in its monthly archive bundle (A-006 10-6-21.pdf)
Action recorded in the minutes: The Civil Service Commission affirmed the recommendation of the Administrative Law Judge.
The decision
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BackgroundThe appeal of James Jackson, County Correctional Police Officer. Mereer County Corrections Center, 20 working day suspension, on charges, was heard bs Administrative Law Judge Mary Ann Bogan, who rendered her initial decision September 10, 2021. Exceptions were filed on behalf of the appellant and a reply to exceptions was filed on behalf of the appointing authority.
AnalysisHaving considered the record and the Administrative Law Judge's initial decision, and having made an independent evaluation of the record. the Civil Service Commission, at its meeting on October 6, 2021, accepted and adopted the Findings of Fact and Conclusion as contained in the attached Administrative Law Judge’s initial decision.
ORDER
The Civil Service Commission finds that the action of the appointing authority in suspending the appellant was justified. The Commission therefore affirms that action and dismisses the appeal of James Jackson.
ClosingThis is the final administrative determination in this matter. Any further review should be pursued in a judicial forum.
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