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The fired executive assistant to Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeff Boyd alleges the jurist has been spending campaign funds inappropriately, but Boyd denies the allegation.
August 10, 2020 at 11:21 PM
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Allegations against a Texas Supreme Court justice appear to be fizzling after a state law enforcement agency and ethics commission dismissed some of the claims.
Here’s what happened: Amoriss Mallett, the fired executive assistant for Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeff Boyd, has filed complaints alleging the jurist improperly spent campaign funds.
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