[P-Marlowe]

It sounds to me like this statute specifically authorizes the Governor to pressure any public official in regard to the exercise of their duties over any personal issue, just as if she were a regular citizen.

So her personal pressuring of Monegan to fire her ex-brother in law for Tazering her nephew and threatening to kill her parents seems more than consistent with the authority granted by this code section.

Even if she were not the governor she would have been hounding this guy to fire the creep. This section guarantees her right to do so, so long as it does not "interfere with the full and faithful discharge of an officer's public duties and responsibilities".

This is a legislative panel. It is made up of the same kind of idiots who run the congress.

[Gondring]

Problem is, the disciplinary action had been taken, and it would have been a bit like “double jeopardy” for a firing of Trooper Wooten after he had just gotten a 5-day slap on the wrist and the matter declared closed.