ALBANY A lawyer`s lawsuit accusing the Pataki administration of retaliatory termination will proceed to a federal trial, but in a far more limited manner than the plaintiff would prefer.
May 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – A lawyer’s lawsuit accusing the Pataki administration of retaliatory termination will proceed to a federal trial, but in a far more limited manner than the plaintiff would prefer.
Chief Northern District Judge Frederick J. Scullin Jr., in a decision last week, is allowing Alan M. Adler to go forward in his First Amendment retaliation claim.
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