New York’s top federal prosecutor flagged for misconduct by watchdog
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A committee of New York's Third Judicial Department found that John Sarcone, who leads the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York, committed professional misconduct and said sanctions were imposed, though the exact charges and penalties were not disclosed. Campaign for Accountability highlighted incidents including a June altercation with a knife-wielding man in Albany, questions about his residency, and retaliation against the Albany Times-Union; Sarcone has remained in leadership after being disqualified by a federal judge, with the Justice Department appealing the ruling.
- Top federal prosecutor in New York committed misconduct, watchdog says Politico
- Appeals court judges appear skeptical Sarcone was lawfully appointed top federal prosecutor in Upstate NY Syracuse.com
- Croton Week in Review: May 4-8. The Croton Chronicle
- 2nd Circuit Dubious of Sarcone's Installation as Acting US Atty, but Suggests He Could Continue NYAG Probe Law.com
- Appellate judges seem skeptical of Trump administration’s appointments of some top prosecutors Hartford Courant
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