Judge tosses Stevens' fine
                   
adn.com     May 17, 2008            

5,000: APOC erred in penalizing former state Senate president. By RICHARD MAUER rmauer@adn.com A Superior Court judge has ruled the Alaska Public Offices Commission erred when it found that former Senate President Ben Steven violated state law by failing to disclose the clients of one of this... [read full story]                

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