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· 9/15/1882

In re the Accounting of Livingston

Citations

  • 34 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 607

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  • recognizing that district attorneys “have the power—and the duty—to represent the Commonwealth’s interests in the enforcement of its criminal laws”
  • recognizing that district attorneys “have the power—and the duty—to represent the Commonwealth’s interests in the enforcement of its criminal laws”
  • recognizing District Attorney’s “historical duty of representing the Commonwealth’s interest in the enforcement of its criminal laws”
  • finding only that district attorney has power and duty to represent the Commonwealth's interests in law enforcement
  • finding only that district attorney has power and duty to represent the Commonwealth’s interests in law enforcement
  • District Attorney has \power and duty to represent the Commonwealth's interest in the enforcement of its criminal laws\

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Judges: Barnard, Cullen, Dvkman

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