"Without reservation and without any doubt," Acting Supreme Court Justice Ralph Gazzillo held that three Suffolk County officials - including District Attorney Thomas Spota - had demonstrated that 12-year term limits must be voided.
September 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Suffolk County cannot impose term limits on its district attorney, sheriff or county clerk, a state judge has concluded, saying only the state can do that.
“Without reservation and without any doubt,” Acting Supreme Court Justice Ralph Gazzillo in Suffolk County (See Profile) held that the three officialsincluding Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spotahad demonstrated that the 12-year term limits must be voided.
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