ALBANY – Plans to create a state commission that would have the power to discipline prosecutors for misconduct or incompetence have cleared initial review in the state Legislature.
The “Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct” in A8634/S6286 would mirror the state Commission on Judicial Conduct, which has investigated complaints against judges in New York since 1975.
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