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Statements Submitted
As in the past, and as provided for by the SCI's enabling statute, statements were presented at the hearing for inclusion in the public record. Such statements were submitted by Anthony Gallagher of Bayonne, the unlicensed check casher who had testified previously at the forum, and by Gerald Goldman, counsel to the NJCCA. Despite the Commission's emphasis at the hearing that a majority of licensed check cashers were law-abiding individuals and entities, and that the SCI's objective was to eliminate the misconduct of a relative few check cashers who were shaming the industry, Goldman's and the NJCCA statements criticized the public hearing process for clouding
the "credibility of the entire industry." Gallagher's statement represented primarily an extension of his public hearing testimony that also criticized the Commission's public hearing procedure. These statements are on file at the SCI and are available for public inspection.
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