Pictured, from left, are Letitia James, Zephyr Teachout, Susan DeSantis, deputy editor in chief of the Law Journal, Roger Juan Maldonado, bar association president, Sean Maloney and Leecia Eve during a debate between New York state Attorney General candidates on Sept. 4 at the New York City Bar Association. (Photo: David Handschuh/NYLJ)
The Democrats running for state attorney general were each asked during a forum which case they are most proud to have litigated in court. Here are their answers.
September 05, 2018 at 01:55 PM
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New York’s next state attorney general can be expected to litigate high-profile cases, from federal lawsuits against the Trump administration to fending off challenges to state laws and regulations from companies and advocacy groups.
Each of the four Democrats running for attorney general has pledged to continue current Attorney General Barbara Underwood’s work fighting Trump administration policies they see as inimical to New Yorkers.
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