The case pits Madison County's part-time county attorney, John Campanie, against two taxpayers who called him to task for receiving an estimated $800,000 after a county case referred to outside counsel was cross-referred to Campanie's law firm as a consultant.
August 24, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – A judge in Albany is considering whether a county attorney accused of self-dealing has rendered a civil action moot by promising not to do it again and paying back some of the money.
The case pits Madison County’s part-time county attorney, John Campanie, against two taxpayers who called him to task for receiving an estimated $800,000 after a county case referred to outside counsel was cross-referred to Campanie’s law firm as a consultant.
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