In the "Joe the Plumber" Case, the Ohio Inspector General

In the "Joe the Plumber" case, the Ohio Inspector General found:

A) That the Department of Job and Family Services routinely ran checks of people in the news and "Joe the Plumber" was not singled out for investigation.
B) That there were no policies or procedures to support pulling up the information on "Joe the Plumber".
C) That Helen Jones-Kelley had done nothing wrong.
D) That the deputies in the office had done nothing wrong.