She is seeking $200,000 in additional state money to finance positions like a full-time prosecutor for animal cruelty cases.
Some of those issues arose from Essex County's last full-time prosecutor, Patricia A. Hurt, who was forced from the office in 1999 after an investigation revealed that she had misappropriated department funds to buy unnecessary and extravagant items like a $120 leather trash can and a $3,329 custom video cabinet for her office.
My mother, who had a PhD and a J.D., decided to stay home with my sister and me when we were young, then found a job in the Brooklyn District Attorney's office, which eventually turned into a position as a full-time prosecutor after the divorce.
Lacey said a staff that includes one part-time and five full-time prosecutors has been conducting thorough reviews of each inmate's criminal history and disciplinary record in prison to determine whether they pose a danger.
"When it comes to malware, it's kind of a companywide effort because it is one of our biggest threats," said Mr. Sullivan, who spent eight years as a prosecutor with the Justice Department and was its first prosecutor to focus full time on high-tech crime, working closely with the F.B.I. and other agencies.
The two worked full time as political operatives for Mr. Treffinger, the prosecutor said, and received a total of $29,471 in county salary.
Eighteen people — investigators, prosecutors and support staff — work full time on mortgage issues in the Nevada office.
Prosecutors said the financier, Dennis Pappas, worked full time as a vice president for Cipriani, but off the books.
Their requests followed a routine: inquiries by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, review by the relevant prosecutors, and recommendation to the White House by a Justice Department office that works full time on pardons.
Employees: Ten full time.
