September 26, 2004

Do you know the way to [cheat] San Jose?

As one of the broadest probes of wrongdoing in the history of San Jose government begins, ethical and legal scholars are questioning if the independent investigator assigned by the city to conduct the inquiry is fit to do so -- especially if it means looking into the actions of City Attorney Rick Doyle...

..."The investigator should not have any ties at all to the principals being investigated. That's Ethics 101," said Bill Allison, spokesman for the Center for Public Integrity in Washington, D.C., which tracks government ethics issues. "You would think San Jose would want to avoid at least the appearance of a conflict."

Earlier stanzas start here, duh duh duh d'duh.

Posted to California at September 26, 2004 10:51 PM

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