AZ Republicans retain outside lawyer to investigate DCS and donations to Democrats
Republican lawmakers hired Missouri attorney Justin Smith to investigate $400,000 in Sunshine Residential Homes donations amid a 30% rate increase by the Arizona Department of Child Safety.
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Gov. Hobbs faces probe over alleged ‘pay-to-play’ scheme with Sunshine Homes
Key Points: Arizona lawmakers hire out-of-state attorney for probe Investigation focuses on Gov. Katie Hobbs’ alleged “pay-to-play” scheme Gov. Hobbs promises ethics reform plan, but offers no timeline State lawmakers have hired an out-of-state attorney who has defended Republican interests to act as an independent investigator in the long-standing probe of what they contend is a “pay-to-play” scheme by Gov. Katie Hobbs. In a Feb. 2 press rel…
Arizona House Escalates Probe: Independent Counsel Retained in Governor Hobbs’ Alleged Pay-to-Play Scandal
Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro (R-29) announced on Monday that the House has retained independent counsel to deepen the investigation into Governor Katie Hobbs’ (D) alleged pay-to-play scandal at the Department of Child Safety (DCS). This move comes amid mounting evidence of political donations influencing state contracts, particularly involving Sunshine Residential Homes, which donated over $400,000 to Hobbs and the Arizona Democratic …
House Retains Independent Counsel to Probe Hobbs’ Alleged DCS Pay-to-Play Scheme
On Monday, outside counsel has been engaged by the House advisory team investigating Governor Katie Hobbs’ Department of Child Safety to conduct an independent investigation into the pay-to-play scandal involving Sunshine Residential Homes. At the recommendation of the advisory team, the House has retained Justin Smith of the James Otis Law Group in Missouri to serve...
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