Queens District Attorney Richard Brown, left, and Staten Island District Attorney Mike McMahon/photos by Rick Kopstein
Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon and Queens District Attorney Richard Brown wrote in the letters that the commission is unnecessary and unconstitutional.
July 17, 2018 at 05:36 PM
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Two of New York City’s district attorneys sent letters to Gov. Andrew Cuomo Tuesday urging him to veto a bill that would establish a commission to investigate prosecutorial conduct.
Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon and Queens District Attorney Richard Brown wrote in the letters that the commission is unnecessary and unconstitutional.
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