New York state’s district attorneys argued in a new court filing that if there’s any question whether a special commission to review complaints of prosecutorial misconduct would be unconstitutional, the court should look no further than the state officials who’ve decided not to defend it.

The District Attorneys Association of the State of New York laid out its laundry list of reasons why the law should be struck down in a new motion for summary judgment filed this week.

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