GOP legislative leaders want former Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr to handle a U.S. Supreme Court appeal in a legal battle over Arizona's instruction of students learning English but there's been a snag. The Department of Administration has decided it will pay Starr up to $335 an hour, the state's regular rate for paying outside lawyers for complex appellate cases. That's about a third of Starr's $910-an-hour billing rate. Said one Republican of the roadblock, "I'm kind of perplexed."
July 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Republican legislative leaders want former Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr to handle a U.S. Supreme Court appeal in a legal battle of adequacy of Arizona’s instruction of students learning English but there’s been a snag.
“Right now everything is up in the air,” House Speaker Jim Weiers said Wednesday.
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