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Reporting From Alaska- Dunleavy appoints attorney friend to key position despite constitutional requirement that a non-attorney must be chosen
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Reporting From Alaska- Dunleavy appoints attorney friend to key position despite constitutional requirement that a non-attorney must be chosen
The Alaska Constitution is completely clear that three members of the Alaska Judicial Council are not allowed to be attorneys.Attorney John W. Wood, 79, a longtime associate of Gov. Mike Dunleavy, does not meet the constitutional qualification, but Dunleavy appointed him to the non-attorney position anyway.The Judicial Council, one of the few entities created within the Alaska Constitution, plays a key role in the selection of state judges based…
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