In her legal career, Regina Calcaterra has probed utilities on their response to Sandy, recouped investments for defrauded pension funds and is now the executive director of a Moreland Act commission charged with rooting out public corruption. But in a memoir to be released Aug. 6, Calcaterra is turning her powers of examination on herself.
August 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Regina Calcaterra knows what it means to give something a tough look.
In her legal career, she has probed utilities on their preparation and response to Hurricane Sandy, recouped investments for defrauded pension funds and is now the executive director of Governor Cuomo's Moreland Act commission charged with rooting out public corruption.
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