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Discrepancies in the records of House and Senate proceedings from November's special session open a window into why the House's chief clerk has become a key player in a lawsuit to overturn $1.3 billion in tax increases. Find Us On Facebook
An examination by The Capital has uncovered documents containing conflicting information about when the Senate decided to take a six-day versus a four-day break over the Veterans Day weekend. And a lawyer representing the plaintiffs in the lawsuit wants to find out whether any of the documents were forged in order to avoid a constitutional problem.
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