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LAWYER NAMING OF LT. GOV. LEFT CITIZENS VOICELESS

August 22, 2009

NEW YORK (AP) — Gov. David Paterson’s appointment of a lieutenant governor robbed New Yorkers of a say in choosing the person who stands second in line for the state’s top executive job, a lawyer for the state Senate minority leader told a court Tuesday.



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