In the latest in a string of ethics complaints against the Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and his staff, two former officials of American International Group now allege that state attorneys violated the ethics law by failing to correct a court record.
The complaint filed Friday with the Joint Commission on Public Ethics (JCOPE) alleges that Schneiderman, Executive Deputy Attorney General Karla Sanchez and Assistant Attorney General David Ellenhorn violated the ethics law, Judiciary Law and Code of Professional Conduct. It contends that the officials were ethically bound to advise courts that Ellenhorn had misled judges in the pending case.
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