A New York judge ruled that a commission created to investigate potentially unethical behavior by state prosecutors is unconstitutional
A New York State Supreme Court judge on Tuesday declared a commission on prosecutorial misconduct unconstitutional, handing district attorneys a victory and dealing a blow to supporters of a panel that would have been the country’s first.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the bill into law in March, creating an 11-member panel to investigate potentially unethical behavior by state prosecutors and impose any necessary sanctions. The statute was thereafter challenged by a coalition of district attorneys who alleged it violated...
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