The report claims it was Paxton's opinion that the complainants "were creating a toxic environment in the office," but that no one discussed firing them because of information provided to the FBI.
May 28, 2023 at 01:17 PM
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After the Texas House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to send articles of impeachment to the Senate, Attorney General Ken Paxton released an unsigned outside law firm report asserting non-retaliatory grounds for the removal of seven high-level personnel.
Four of the former staff members filed a whistleblower lawsuit in Travis County, a lawsuit that was stayed by the Texas Supreme Court pending agreement on a proposed $3.3 million settlement.
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