Georgia Inspector General Finds No Evidence against Gov. Deal - State and Federal Communications

December 14, 2011  •  

Georgia Inspector General Finds No Evidence against Gov. Deal

Gov. Nathan Deal
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal

In June, Stacey Kalberman had raised questions about the timing of the commission’s plan to cut her salary and eliminate her chief deputy’s position. In the weeks before her resignation, Kalberman said the two prepared draft subpoenas for Deal and his aides to further their investigation.

The subpoenas were never executed because commissioners would not sign off. The commission did ask Deal’s campaign to voluntarily turn over records, but commissioners have refused to say whether that’s happened.

Some are concerned about how an inspector general appointed by the governor can fairly investigate the governor.

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