As the race for state attorney general was beginning to take shape several months ago, two of the Democratic candidates, Assemblyman Richard Brodsky and Andrew M. Cuomo, made a pact: They would disclose how they made all their money last year. But now, with Mr. Cuomo the presumed front-runner and the state party's convention just a month away, Mr. Cuomo has not released the information. And Mr. Brodsky, who stands far behind in the polls, is crying foul. "This is a matter of ethics," Mr. Brodsky said, in an interview yesterday. "It's about avoiding potential conflict and whether or not...