Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Former state AG would be lead special counsel

A special House committee investigating state schools Superintendent Cindy Hill has voted to hire former state Attorney General Bruce Salzburg as its lead special counsel. The committee is seeking $100,000 from the Legislature's Management Council to hire Salzburg and his firm to help with the investigation. The Management Council will consider the request next Tuesday. The special committee is investigating Hill's administration of the Wyoming Education Department before she was removed by a new state law earlier this year. Hill had denied any wrongdoing.

1 comment:

  1. It happens really often when people overuse their authority or power. No matter how hard I try not to believe that she did something illegal. But I won’t be surprised to find out that she abused her powers. So, why this happens in the first place? Of course, money…a lot of it that you have a right to manage. Instead of buying renewed furniture or books (these books might have prevented from custom essay writing service) , for example, superintendents use this money for their own advantage. This is how it goes at all levels when people get to manage finance.

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