US EditionReporting From Alaska- State defends $300,000 no-bid contract with Dunleavy friend named to judicial council
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Reporting From Alaska- State defends $300,000 no-bid contract with Dunleavy friend named to judicial council
The Dunleavy administration says that attorney John W. Wood, who is getting $300 an hour as a Dunleavy consultant, can serve on the Alaska Judicial Council despite the ban in the Alaska Constitution that says council members may not have a “position of profit” with the state.Alaskans for Fair Courts has filed a lawsuit challenging his appointment.The attorney general’s office says that Wood “may receive compensation,” a strange choice of words b…
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