US Attorney Preet Bharara was investigating the governor's closure of a Moreland
Act ethics commission, and whether he or any of his staff improperly interfered with any of it's investigations.
Not exact matches
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who like the Legislature can appoint members to the
commission, has suggested lawmakers should
act on broader
ethics reforms before receiving the pay increase and also «make their case» on why a salary increase is deserved.
Nixon went on to critique the governor's record on
ethics, saying he closed down a Moreland
Act Commission that was actively investigating corruption in state government, and earlier this month saw his former closest aide convicted of bribery.
Cuomo created the
ethics commission under the state's Moreland
Act a little over a year ago amidst rampant corruption rampant in the legislature, that included a string of indictments, resignations and jailings of lawmakers.
Commission members, Cuomo and legislative leaders are negotiating to craft a new package of
ethics laws that would include some parts of an anticorruption bill known as the Public Trust
Act that the governor proposed after several corruption cases involving state lawmakers.
This is, of course, a big win for Cuomo, who made cleaning up Albany a hallmark of his 2010 campaign and has been threatening legislators with a Moreland
Act commission is they didn't agree to
ethics reform.
The
ethics package that produced the pilot public campaign finance program for the state comptroller race also included the shuttering of Governor Cuomo's Moreland
Act Commission, which was in the midst of probing possible corruption cases.
Cuomo has signaled he'll name a powerful Moreland
Act Commission with sweeping subpoena authority to investigate the Legislature if an accord on
ethics reform is not reached.
After the Times reported that Cuomo's aides tried to meddle in on going
ethics probes and get Moreland
Act commissioners to rescind subpoenas that were issued to campaign donors and Cuomo associates, several commissioners simultaneously issued statements insisting that the
commission was independent and that they were not coerced.
Governor Cuomo confirms that the US Attorney, Preet Bharara, sent a warning letter to the lawyer representing the now disbanded Moreland
Act Commission on
ethics, as first reported in the New York Times.
Meanwhile, the chair of the State's Republican Party, Ed Cox, says Governor Cuomo's anti corruption Moreland
Act Commission should investigate Duffy for a «possible violation of state
ethic laws».
Cuomo is planning to begin a Moreland
Act Commission to investigate campaign finance violations at the state Board of Elections if lawmakers do not approve an
ethics package.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has put creation of a Moreland
Act Commission on the fast track since the Legislature declined to pass his
ethics and campaign finance reform package.
The
Commission is just another bully pulpit for the Governor to talk but not
act on
ethics and campaign finance reform in the state legislature — something he was not up to the task of pushing through during his first three years in office.
Good - government groups hope it will spur Cuomo and the state legislature to
act on
ethics reforms, including public financing of campaigns and strengthening official watchdogs, like the Joint
Commission on Public
Ethics.
Cuomo has said he agreed to end his Moreland
Act Commission in a fair exchange for a new
ethics law.
When Governor Cuomo unceremoniously pulled the plug on the Moreland
Act Commission Investigating Public Corruption as part of a deal with legislative leaders in exchange for weak
ethics reforms, even the most optimistic New Yorkers were left depressed.
A spokesman for Silver released a statement pointing out that the
ethics commission found that all of the Assembly's actions were «lawful», and says they operated under a «good faith belief» that they were
acting in the interests of the victims.
Maybe it would be better to bypass the
ethics legislation and go directly to the Moreland
Act like
Commission.
Cuomo is under increasing pressure to
act on
ethics as he shuttered the Moreland
Commission that was investigating legislative misconduct in a 2014 deal with Silver and Skelos — a deal that greatly angered Bharara and appears to have sparked a federal investigation.
The governor had promised to form the investigatory
commission in accordance with the state's Moreland
Act after he and lawmakers failed to agree on a package of
ethics and elections law reforms that ranged from increasing punishment for taking bribes to making it easier to register to vote to using taxpayer money to finance political campaigns.
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