A Manhattan judge dismissed the final charges against former New York State Assembly member Alec Brook-Krasny during a hearing Monday, finding that she had no jurisdiction over alleged misdemeanor commercial bribery committed in Brooklyn.

In 2017, when the city’s Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor announced a raft of charges connected with Brooklyn medical clinics alleged to have illegally distributed opioids, Brook-Krasny was charged with conspiracy and health care fraud, among other offenses. A second indictment arrived months later, charging Brook-Krasny with commercial bribery.

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