A Dallas judge has given a green light to a whistleblower suit filed by Hurst solo Ginger Weatherspoon,a former assistant Texas attorney general who alleges she was retaliated against and fired after reporting that two supervising attorneys tried "to suborn perjury" from her about a judge.
May 06, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Dallas judge has given a green light to a whistleblower suit filed by a former assistant Texas attorney general who alleges she was retaliated against and fired after reporting that two supervising attorneys tried "to suborn perjury" from her about a judge.
"It’s finally moving forward," Hurst solo Ginger Weatherspoon says of Weatherspoon v. Office of the Attorney General of Texas, the suit that she filed in May 2009.
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