Navajo AG responds to legislation to oust him (AP 4/8)
Navajo Nation bill aims to remove attorney general (AP 4/8)
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Navajo Nation lawmakers target attorney general for removal
Posted: Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Some members of the Navajo Nation Council are trying to remove Attorney General Harrison Tsosie from office.
Delegates told the Associated Press that Tsosie hasn't been responsive to their concerns. They cite his actions on a controversial water rights settlement, a coal mine purchase and a lease for a coal-fired power plant.
Tsosie said he was willing to discuss the matter with lawmakers.
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Navajo AG responds to legislation to oust him (AP 4/8)
Navajo Nation bill aims to remove attorney general (AP 4/8)
Navajo AG responds to legislation to oust him (AP 4/8)
Navajo Nation bill aims to remove attorney general (AP 4/8)
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