Stec Criticizes Correction Commission Appointment

Friday, June 5, 2026 at 4:22 AM

State Senator Dan Stec is criticizing the appointment of Alexander Dockery to New York’s Commission on Correction. Stec voted against the nomination, noting Dockery has multiple felony convictions and arguing the appointment sends the wrong message to correction officers. Dockery’s nomination was approved by the State Senate as part of changes to state correction oversight […]

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