SCI staffers complained of being pushed to issue thin, broad "leaflets" instead of the in-depth investigative reports that were the agency's calling card.

SCI commissioners have used loopholes in the agency's code of ethics to represent state entities and make political donations.

SCI commissioners have never directly addressed why they hired Tiffany Williams Brewer as executive director even though she lived in Maryland and worked a second, full-time job at Howard Univesrity.

The Attorney General's office served SCI with subpoenas following Williams Brewer's resignation, but officials are mum on whether any investigation even exists.

The Asbury Park Press published a two-part series on how the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation became embroiled in scandal and where the age

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