June 4, 2004
Investigation Into U. of Idaho Satellite Campus Falters as Ethical Dilemmas Surface
State and federal prosecutors in Idaho want an investigation into whether crimes were committed in the development of a University of Idaho satellite campus in Boise. But deciding who will look into it has become a hot potato.
The state's attorney general, Lawrence G. Wasden, withdrew from an investigation in May, citing conflicts of interest. His office has a legal duty to represent not only state officials and departments implicated in any potential case he would prosecute, but also
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