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Senator's case gets a review

ALBANY -- The Special Committee of Inquiry appointed to weigh possible disciplinary action against Sen. Hiram Monserrate got off to a fast start Monday, holding its first meeting less than four hours after the passage of legislation creating it. Full Article at Albany Times-Union

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