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Percoco was ultimately sentenced to six years in prison, a conviction upheld on appeal. Percoco was convicted of accepting money from companies seeking to influence the Cuomo administration as it worked on the “Buffalo Billion” project. In one case, the justices ruled for Joseph Percoco, a former aide so close to Cuomo that he was considered like a brother. Cuomo resigned in 2021 amid sexual harassment allegations. But the project was a multiyear black cloud over the Cuomo administration and was frequently cited by critics as proof that Cuomo failed to address chronic corruption in state government, even within his own administration. The current cases grew out of the “Buffalo Billion” development project, which was intended to revitalize parts of Buffalo and other areas in upstate New York. In 2016, the Supreme Court threw out the bribery conviction of former Gov. Chris Christie, R-N.J., over the “Bridgegate” scandal that involved four days of traffic jams on the George Washington Bridge. In 2020, the high court threw out the convictions of political allies of former Gov. The cases are the latest in a line stretching back years that criticize federal prosecutors for overreaching in public corruption cases against state and local officials, as well as people doing business with government.
In two cases before the court, both liberal and conservative justices were unanimous in saying there were problems with the convictions. Andrew Cuomo of New York and for others who were convicted of corruption related to an economic development project known as the “Buffalo Billion.”
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled for a onetime top aide to ex-Democratic Gov.
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