One of the top lawyers at North Dakota's workers compensation agency says a prosecutor defamed her when the prosecutor dismissed felony charges against two agency executives last week. Jodi Bjornson, the GC for Workforce Safety and Insurance, has hired an attorney, Lawrence King, who is demanding a formal retraction from Cynthia Feland, an assistant state's attorney. Feland's motion to dismiss a conspiracy charge against the executives implied Bjornson's testimony had changed in the case, King said.
October 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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One of the top lawyers at North Dakota’s workers compensation agency says a prosecutor defamed her when the prosecutor dismissed felony charges against two agency executives last week.
Jodi Bjornson, the general counsel for Workforce Safety and Insurance, has hired an attorney, Lawrence King, who is demanding a formal retraction from Cynthia Feland, a Burleigh County assistant state’s attorney.
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