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    Letter to The Editor: Burns ACC Usurper Case Taken
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    February 10, 2016No Comments
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    logo_lettereditorInformation & Perspective by Warren Woodward
    (February 10, 2016) 

    Yesterday I filed a “Petition for Special Action” at the Arizona Supreme Court. The Petition asks the Court to compel Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich to do his constitutionally mandated duty and proceed in Quo Warranto against Robert Burns for usurping the office of Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) commissioner.

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    On January 29th, Brunn Roysden, one of Brnovich’s employees, issued a statement that the AG would not be pursuing my complaint against Burns. The statement was basically a highly contrived rationalization for not prosecuting Burns for being a lobbyist for companies regulated by the ACC while Burns was both an ACC candidate and office holder, which is against the law. Read More→

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