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NYS Inspector General Lucy Lang to headline CityLaw Breakfast on public integrity

New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang discussed bringing everyday New Yorkers into government oversight at the 203rd CityLaw Breakfast in Lower Manhattan.

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NYS Inspector General Lucy Lang to headline CityLaw Breakfast on public integrity

New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang discussed bringing everyday New Yorkers into government oversight at the 203rd CityLaw Breakfast in Lower Manhattan.

NYS Inspector General Lucy Lang to headline CityLaw Breakfast on public integrity
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New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang discussed how her office is trying to draw everyday New Yorkers into government oversight at the 203rd CityLaw Breakfast on Tuesday, April 14, the Offices of the New York State Inspector General said in a media advisory.

The talk, titled “Bringing the Public Into Public Integrity,” ran from 8:30 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. at the New York Law School Events Center, 185 West Broadway in Lower Manhattan, according to the advisory. The office said Lang would lay out how it is strengthening oversight across state government through deeper public engagement, and why ordinary residents play a role in identifying, reporting and preventing misconduct.

The advisory framed the appearance as arriving “at a moment of heightened attention to ethics and trust in government,” and said the conversation would offer a practical look at how…

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