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Cuomo lawsuit alleges New York ethics panel probing book deal is unconstitutional

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Albany Supreme Court, reveals that the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government has been in contact with Cuomo about the $5.1 million he received from the book deal.

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Watchdogs cheer return to oversight powers

Watchdog organizations are celebrating the return to oversight powers meant to prevent corruption.

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Benjamin s corruption charges tossed

Benjamin s corruption charges tossed
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GUEST VIEWS: Supreme Court about to make it easier for officials to profit and defraud public

Listening to Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court arguments about two prosecutions won by former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, it seems likely that the bad guys will go free.

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Free to cheat: The Supreme Court is about to make it still easier for officials to profit personally and defraud the public

Listening to Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court arguments about two prosecutions won by former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, it seems likely that the bad guys will go free.

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