A deeply divided appeals panel has upheld the right of the Erie County executive to file a $4 million fraud action against a former top law enforcement official without legislative approval.
March 21, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A deeply divided appeals panel has upheld the right of the Erie County executive to file a $4 million fraud action against a former top law enforcement official without legislative approval.
The case from Buffalo turned largely on whether a provision in the Erie County Charter superseded state law and permitted the county attorney to begin a lawsuit on orders of the county executive.
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