A mistrial was declared Tuesday in the federal corruption case against state Sen. Malcolm Smith, meaning his campaign to keep his Queens seat can proceed without fear of a conviction before Election Day.
June 18, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A mistrial was declared Tuesday in the federal corruption case against state Sen. Malcolm Smith, meaning his campaign to keep his Queens seat can proceed without fear of a conviction before Election Day.
One of his co-defendants, former Queens Republican leader Vincent Tabone, also received a mistrial, but former New York City Councilman Daniel Halloran opted to go forward on his own.
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