Attorney General hopeful John Cahill yesterday called on incumbent Eric Schneiderman to end his silence over allegations that the governor’s office interfered with the workings of the Moreland Commission, which was created to root out public corruption.
Cahill, at an Albany press conference, said Schneiderman should speak out, especially since the lawyer members of the commission were deputized as assistant attorneys general.
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