N.Y. EXC Law § 63-A
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Action by attorney-general for forfeiture of public office
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§ 63-a. Action by attorney-general for forfeiture of public office.\nThe attorney-general may maintain an action, upon his own information or\nupon the complaint of a private person, against a public officer, civil\nor military, who has done or suffered an act which by law works a\nforfeiture of his office.\n
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