State Sen. John DeFrancisco, R-Syracuse, speaks at a press conference in the legislative office building in Albany on Wednesday. Photo: Dan M. Clark/NYLJ
New York state lawmakers in Albany are making a final push to create a commission on prosecutorial conduct before the legislative session ends next week.
The commission would have the power to investigate complaints against prosecutors and admonish, censure or remove them from office.
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