Diane Gordon
On the record
Convicted May 2008 of bribery + receiving a bribe (developer kickback); 2-6 year sentence
SEVERITY · FELONY · CRIMES · bribery
Background
New York's Assemblymember · House / Assembly 2001–2008: Diane Gordon — 7-year tenure. Flagged as a notable historical figure by Officium's curation pass. Took office after Brian McLaughlin; succeeded by William Boyland Jr.. Press-relevant: Convicted May 2008 of bribery + receiving a bribe (developer kickback); 2-6 year sentence. Same-year political environment (2001): Governor George Pataki; Attorney General Eliot Spitzer; Secretary of State Randy Daniels.
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Others who held this office in New York
- Pamela Harris (2015-2018)
- Gabriela Rosa (2013-2014)
- Eric Stevenson (2011-2014)
- William Boyland Jr. (2003-2014)
- Brian McLaughlin (1992-2006)
- Vito Lopez (1985-2013)
- Clarence Norman Jr. (1983-2005)
- Roger Green (1981-2004)
- Anthony Seminerio (1979-2009)