Sarah Palin Exonerated in Email Ethics Complaint
Comments (0) Another win for Sarah Palin!
Remember those heady Campaign days of October 2008? Sarah Palin’s email had been hacked by a college student, and the media RIPPED her apart with damaging headlines in October like this one:
ABC News Emails: Were Palin, Aides Hiding from the Law?
Sarah Palinwas exonerated yesterday in court for the ethics compaints about her use of a private email account to conduct state business.
Superior Court Judge Jack W. Smith said in his ruling that there is no provision in Alaska state law that prohibits the use of private e-mail accounts when conducting state business.
The Judge wisely ruled according to current law and did not legislate from the bench. The Assistant AG reconized the need to modernizing the Alaskan code to deal with these issues:
“They raised some valid policy concerns in dealing with the 21st century technology,” he said. “Certainly some review of current law is appropriate, but that’s a matter for the Legislature and the legislative process rather than the court.”
Full story HERE
Rumour had it that serial Palin stalker Andre McLeod had her shoelaces taken away and placed on suicide watch after losing yet ANOTHER ethics complaint!
Cassandra Effect
