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The bill has faced increased scrutiny in recent days from prosecutors who are mounting a legal challenge to the legislation, which has been fueled by a memo from Attorney General Barbara Underwood’s counsel warning the bill may not survive judicial review.
August 17, 2018 at 04:58 PM
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At least three candidates for state attorney general said Friday they support the goal of a commission to investigate prosecutorial misconduct, but acknowledge a bill creating one may need changes to meet the approval of Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The bill has faced increased scrutiny in recent days from prosecutors who are mounting a legal challenge, which has been fueled by a memo from Attorney General Barbara Underwood’s counsel warning the legislation may not survive judicial review.
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