The proposal falls short of a request by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman that he be appointed as a special prosecutor to
review police killings of unarmed civilians.
Not exact matches
After the governor's proposals to elevate the threshold
of adult criminality to 18 years and to create a special monitor to
review cases where a grand jury decides not to indict a
police officer for
killing a potentially
unarmed civilian failed to make headway in the State Senate, Mr. Cuomo rolled out a pair
of executive orders.
In his State
of the State address in January, Cuomo announced plans to introduce an independent monitor, such as a retired judge to
review police cases where an
unarmed civilian is
killed and the case is not presented to a grand jury.
Mr. Skelos predicted that the final budget would also drop a proposal by the governor to create an independent monitor to
review grand jury investigations into
killings of unarmed civilians by
police officers.