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Bill would limit lawyer legislators ethics bill debated in Albany
The ethics bill would bar lawyer legislators from filing condominium conversion applications with the attorney general. The law firms of leaders Warren Anderson John Dunne Manfred Ohrenstein Melvin Miller and Clarence Rappleyea represented clients before the AGs office, though a condo conversion exception remains. A separate proposal would shield lawmakers' assets while keeping public information accessible, with a review panel to handle confidential requests. Anderson voiced cautious optimism after a closed-door GOP meeting, noting remaining major questions before a final bill.
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Albany
Attorney General's Office
The
Herald-Journal
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
John Dunne
Garden City
Manfred Ohrenstein
Manhattan
Assembly
Melvin Miller
Brooklyn
Clarence Rappleyea
Norwich
Mario Cuomo
Assembly Democratic
State Liquor Authority
Department of Transportation
Attorney General
Senate Republicans
John McHugh
Watertown
Senate Gop
Anderson