Voters in New York state will decide this fall on a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow a judge to strip or reduce the pensions of public officials convicted of corruption.
January 31, 2017 at 04:04 PM
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Voters in New York state will decide this fall whether to allow a judge to strip or reduce the pensions of public officials convicted of corruption.
The question will appear on the November ballot as a proposed constitutional amendment. If the measure, A1749/S418, is approved, it would apply to lawmakers, top municipal and state officials, gubernatorial appointees and agency heads.
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