A law that created a watchdog group in New York City that investigates alleged police misconduct is valid, a Manhattan Supreme Court justice ruled Tuesday. Justice Richard F. Braun said that the law, which was passed over the veto of Mayor Giuliani, was not defective procedurally or substantively. The Giuliani Administration and Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau challenged the law, saying that in enacting the measure, City Council had overstepped its authority.
September 01, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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A law that created the IndependentPolice Investigation and Audit Board, a body that investigates allegedpolice misconduct, is valid, a Manhattan Supreme Court justice ruled yesterday.
Council enacted the law,Local Law 91, to establish a board clearly independent from the policeand the Mayor, to act as a watchdog against police corruption.
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