In re Recall of Piper (Majority)
Annotate this CaseIn 20 13, PUD commissioners Buz Ketcham and Kurt Anagnostou passed a censure resolution against Edward Piper. The resolution alleged nine instances of misfeasance but contained no underlying factual description to support the charges. Petitioners William Ammons, Douglas Irvine, and Charles Wallace then petitioned to recall Piper. At a hearing to determine the sufficiency of the allegations, Petitioners voluntarily withdrew the recall petition. Finding that the recall petition was frivolous and intentionally filed in bad faith, the superior court awarded Piper attorney fees. Petitioners moved for review of the attorney fees award. Finding no reversible error, the Supreme Court affirmed the superior court.
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