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It's not uncommon for the five regulators at the California Public Utilities Commission to disagree with each other. But the rules of engagement were drastically revised last week when the agency's own legal department was forced to pick sides. In what some observers call an unprecedented move, the CPUC legal division locked out two commissioners, barring them from access to the legal analysis it is mandated to provide to the commission.
March 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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