Ultimately, Doug, I anticipated all cooperating in the “witch hunt”. Their participation will not, however, affect the appeal going to the Supreme Court to determine if the Legislative Council is acting outside their jurisdiction for allocation of budget/funds.

Personally, I just don’t worry about any of this. All the legal mazes will be run on both the LC and the AG/Personnel Board process.

And if Palin’s found “guilty” under any legal process? Whoopee… pay her $5000 fine and the sheeet hitting the fan is paid for. Because, ya know, that’s all it is.

Typical government… spending over $100K for a $5K fine.

But noooo….. it’s not political.

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(McClatchy) Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s attorney general announced Sunday that seven state employees will now honor subpoenas to testify in the legislative investigation of the “troopergate” affair.

Attorney General Talis Colberg said the decision comes in light of Superior Court Judge Peter Michalski’s ruling last week rejecting an attempt to kill the subpoenas.

The state Department of Law “consulted with the seven state employees and advised them of their options,” a statement from Colberg’s office said.

All seven have decided to cooperate with the investigation, the statement said.

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No fear here. We are all absolutely certain the vetting process of Sarah six-pack was a
‘slam-dunk’.

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I wonder if the report will be released before the State Supreme Court renders a decision? During the appeal, can the court issue an injunction until they decide?

I’d heard that Palin’s husband my testify.

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Unless something happens soon, French will get his “wet dream” of releasing his incomplete findings to the press.

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