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§ 17-162 — Judicial candidates not to contribute

New York·Law ELN Election·Title 1 Violations of the Elective Franchise·Art. 17 Protecting the Elective Franchise
§ 17-162. Judicial candidates not to contribute. No candidate for a\njudicial office shall, directly or indirectly, make any contribution of\nmoney or other thing of value, nor shall any contribution be solicited\nof him; but a candidate for a judicial office may make such legal\nexpenditures, other than contributions, authorized by this chapter.\n

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