Could disgraced attorney general be charged with a crime?

Detailed accusations that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman abused women were enough to force him to resign, however, are they enough to charge him with a crime? Investigators say they are just beginning to look into the allegations made by four women who told The New Yorker magazine they were slapped, choked and verbally abused ...

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Could disgraced attorney general be charged with a crime?

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