NY Prosecutorial Conduct Commission: Slow Start, High Hopes
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New Yorks Prosecutorial Conduct Commission, established in 2021, has faced challenges in holding prosecutors accountable for misconduct. Despite receiving over 470 complaints, it has only issued one public finding, involving former Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley. Advocates, who pushed for the commission, are growing impatient due to the slow pace and the commissions focus on less serious cases. The commissions second annual report this week highlights the hurdles of starting from scratch and aims to clear the backlog this year.
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