Supreme Court to issue order on secrecy in state comptroller selection, not conflict of interest
Justice Ezra Solberg said the Supreme Court intends to issue a show-cause order over the secrecy surrounding the process for choosing the state comptroller, but not over the conflict-of-interest issue. He said that some of the votes in the selection process were problematic.
The statement points to judicial concern about how the comptroller was chosen, specifically the level of confidentiality involved in the procedure. At the same time, the court will not extend the order to the separate argument about conflicts of interest.
No further details were given about who voted, what made the votes problematic, or when the court will formally issue the order.
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