ALBANY — The state Capitol has gotten accustomed to unusual defenses in
corruption cases over the years.
Not exact matches
Lawyers for the defendants deny the charges and have been seeking to toss the
case on a number of grounds
over the past
year, including court decisions in unrelated public
corruption cases.
It is a building where
corruption cases have been so routine
over the last 12
years that people seem to have well - rehearsed talking points for a day like Tuesday.
«Unfortunately, there have been a number of public
corruption cases over the past several
years.
In a Tuesday meeting with the Times Union's editorial board, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman made his
case for another four -
year term and briefly discussed the controversy
over the Moreland Commission on public
corruption.
A day after a federal judge set a trial date for the Buffalo Billion
corruption case, Republicans took to the floor of the Assembly to raise concerns about the failure to approve transparency and oversight procedures
over billions of dollars spent each
year on economic development.
Indeed, it's been an open secret in some circles at the State Capitol that Empire State Development and SUNY Polytechnic — and, more precisely Zemsky and Alain E. Kaloyeros, who was relieved of his executive duties at SUNY Poly last month after he and eight others were charged in the federal
corruption case — had little love for each other
over at least the last
year or so.