ALBANY – By early June, attorney Roger Bennet Adler should know whether he’ll be prosecuting Staten Island’s lingering criminal probe into suspected political shenanigans, or whether the case will revert back to the elected district attorney.
Regardless of what the Court of Appeals decides in Working Families Party v. Fisher, 59, a long-stymied investigation into a 2009 City Council election, the case apparently will move forward with a grand jury examining potential violations of campaign finance laws, election law and the penal code.
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