Mr. John J. Fahy

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  His cousin John at FOXNEWS declaring him the Florida winner.
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  "It's just not common sense thinking," said John J. Fahy, a former federal prosecutor now with Fahy Choi in Rutherford, N. J. "Your C.F.O. cannot be put in a position where he is in conflict with the company.He is simply too important.The idea is just crazy."But Poor Kenny, he really didn't understand any of that.They told him to sign and he signed.He was just the CEO, what could he do?
  
  Kenny?

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  John J. Fahy, Esq.

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  The National Police Defense Foundation announced today the appointment of John J. Fahy, esq, as the Treasurer of the National Police Defense Foundation. Mr. Fahy is a former assistant United States attorney from the Newark office who specialized in official corruption cases. Mr. Fahy also served as the Bergen County prosecutor and is presently the borough attorney for the town of Carlstadt, New Jersey. Mr. Fahy is the legal partner of Fahy, Choi, LLC located in Rutherford, New Jersey. For the past decade, Mr. Fahy had made frequent appearances on Court TV, CNBC and MSNBC as a commentator on criminal court cases.

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  John Fahy, an attorney representing another of the seven, declined to comment, saying Sciarra has been designated as spokesman for all the troopers' lawyers.

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  Conflicts are common for attorneys who work in the close-knit New Jersey legal world and then become prosecutors, but there are established practices to deal with them, said former Bergen County Prosecutor John J. Fahy
  
  "It's not that big a deal," said Fahy, a lawyer in private practice who formerly worked with Fishman in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Newark.
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  His first assistant supervises the case," Fahy said.
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  Conflicts are common for attorneys who work in the close-knit New Jersey legal world and then become prosecutors, but there are established practices to deal with them, said former Bergen County Prosecutor John J. Fahy
  
  "It's not that big a deal," said Fahy, a lawyer in private practice who formerly worked with Fishman in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Newark.
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  His first assistant supervises the case," Fahy said.

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  Published on: 4/23/2007    Last Visited: 4/23/2007  

  John J. Fahy, a former assistant U.S. attorney -- and, later, Bergen County prosecutor -- sees substantial tax-saving and crime-fighting benefits.
  
  "If the U.S. Attorney's Office and the FBI did a steady diet of this, then it might not be a wise use of federal resources," Fahy said."But, on occasion, when burglary rings cross over state lines, it's a good [idea]."
  
  The cooperative relationships forged among local and federal authorities can pay dividends in later investigations, said Fahy, who served as county prosecutor in the early 1990s when the James Bong Gang earned its moniker, rigging a BMW with high-intensity rear lights to blind pursuing police and a pump to release an oil slick in its wake.
  
  Another reason to welcome the assistance, Fahy said, is that "the feds have the best toys," a reference to the latest high-tech investigative tools.

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  Also Bergen County prosecutor John J. Fahy (201-646-2300).

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  Published on: 8/5/2007    Last Visited: 8/5/2007  

  John J. Fahy, the then-Bergen County, N.J., prosecutor who pushed hard for a power-steering recall at the time, said that while the cause of the current power-steering failures is different, the effect is the same."It sounds like a very similar problem," he said.
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  Bergen County Prosecutor Fahy and U.S. Sen.
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  "That's what the problem was â€" the sloshing around caused the lack of capacity," Fahy said."It waved back and forth, and there would be a gap of air."He said Ford fixed the sloshing problems in subsequent models after the publicly, but he added Ford may have created a similar new problem.Fahy even described the safety issue the same way, contending it was the officer's reaction to the steering lockup which created the safety problems, not the lockup itself."You overcompensate and tug on the wheel, and that's when you get out of control," Fahy said.

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  Published on: 3/12/2007    Last Visited: 4/20/2008  

  But Mr McAnespie's lawyer, John Fahy, said police were relying on two witness statements, compiled relatively recently, to charge his client.

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  Published on: 6/27/2008    Last Visited: 8/13/2008  

  Each showed the girl having oral sex with a man whose face was cropped out of the pictures, Prosecutor John J. Fahy said yesterday

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