By
Dennis O’Leary, Legislative Counsel
NEW YORK—The
State Education Department’s (SED) Office of the Professions
held a forum in December to discuss a law that cracks down on
professional impostors but appears to lack adequate funding
to enforce.
The law,
which targets unlicensed people passing themselves off as professionals,
went into effect last September when Gov. George Pataki approved
it (Chapter 615 of the Laws of 2003).
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