Ask attorney Mark Peters if he would hesitate to break ranks with close friend and political ally Mayor Bill de Blasio as the city's top watchdog, and he will mention David Paterson.
February 04, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Ask attorney Mark Peters if he would hesitate to break ranks with close friend and political ally Mayor Bill de Blasio as the city’s top watchdog, and he will mention David Paterson.
The former governor had appointed Peters to the state’s Commission on Public Integrity in 2010. Peters later joined the other commissioners to levy a record fine against Paterson after finding he violated the public officers law by soliciting and receiving free World Series tickets.
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