«It is well past time that our state legislature enact real anti-corruption measures and
empower local district attorney offices to bring corruption cases.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo just unveiled Step One in what will be a multi-pronged reform proposal in the wake of last week's back - to - back corruption cases:
Empowering local district attorneys to better ferret out and prosecute wrongdoing by dirty elected officials at all levels of government in New York.
They include a variety of topics including campaign finance reform, public financing of campaigns, and
empowering local district attorneys to prosecute corruption and ethics noncompliance.
Not exact matches
Dennis C. Vacco, a former state
attorney general, said that state law
empowers a governor to appoint a special prosecutor at their discretion when there may be a potential conflict of interest involving a
local district attorney.