Former N.Y. Senate Leader Bruno Charged With Corruption Scheme
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Joseph L. Bruno, the former New York state Senate majority leader whose conviction on corruption charges was thrown out last year, was indicted again by a federal grand jury.
Bruno was charged with depriving the state of his honest services through bribery and kickbacks and by using his official position for personal enrichment, U.S. Attorney Richard Hartunian in the Northern District of New York said yesterday in a statement.