New York S00564 mandates district attorney candidates to disclose campaign contributions from law firms or attorneys representing defendants in.
New York S00564 introduces special restrictions on campaign contributions for district attorney candidates. It requires these candidates to disclose to the board of elections any campaign contributions received from law firms or licensed attorneys representing defendants in criminal proceedings. The board of elections must make this information publicly accessible. The bill defines "legal dealings" as legal representation in criminal cases and mandates the creation of a legal dealings database to track such interactions.
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