NY AG Letitia James hit with bar complaint for ‘flagrant violation’ in ‘Cornell 7’ case: ‘She must recuse herself’
New York Attorney General Letitia James made public statements about a case involving seven Cornell students before she was officially assigned to investigate it as special prosecutor. A bar ethics complaint has been filed against James, alleging these prejudicial statements violated professional conduct rules and arguing she should recuse herself from the case. James is currently defending herself against a separate federal fraud indictment in Virginia.
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NY AG Letitia James hit with bar complaint for ‘flagrant violation’ in ‘Cornell 7’ case: ‘She must recuse herself’
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2 developments- Oct 10NY AG Letitia James hit with bar complaint for ‘flagrant violation’ in ‘Cornell 7’ case: ‘She must recuse herself’
- Oct 12Attorney Exposed Letitia James for Prejudging Cornell Case Before Her Investigation Even Started
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