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NY probe: 4 Spitzer appointees may have broken law
Jul 24, 2008
The state Public Integrity Commission on Thursday charged four former state officials with misusing state police to discredit a political foe of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, the first charges to come out of the year-old scandal that paralyzed state government.
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