Trenton, NJ – Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli is promising sweeping changes to New Jersey’s justice and education policies if elected, vowing to roll back cashless bail, eliminate sanctuary cities, and block schools from withholding information from parents.

In a fiery campaign statement posted on social media, Ciattarelli said his administration would appoint an attorney general who “supports police and parents” and pledged to dismantle what he called dangerous policies undermining public safety and parental rights.

He singled out the state’s bail reform system, calling it a driver of “professional criminals” who exploit arrest-and-release cycles. “Arrest, release, repeat is real,” Ciattarelli said. “That stops as governor.”

The former state assemblyman also vowed t

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