Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Photo: Office of the Governor/Kevin P. Coughlin
Cuomo has until the end of the day Wednesday to either sign or veto the bill, which is an amended version of legislation passed last year that was considered to be constitutionally questionable by the state attorney general’s office and the state’s prosecutors.
March 25, 2019 at 05:48 PM
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The state’s prosecutors formally asked Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday to veto a bill that would create a special commission to review complaints of misconduct by the state’s district attorneys and their assistants.
Cuomo has until the end of the day Wednesday to either sign or veto the bill, which is an amended version of legislation passed last year that was considered to be constitutionally questionable by the state attorney general’s office and the state’s prosecutors.
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