In the two years following her removal, O'Brien has been "paying for her legal defense and right to clear her name" while the state spends tax payer dollars "to slow the legal process down to a crawl, leaving O’Brien no way up to this point to clear her name and reclaim her reputation,” her spokesperson said.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-16 17:15:34">January 16, 2025 at 5:15 PM EST</time>

In the two years following her removal, O’Brien has been “paying for her legal defense and right to clear her name” while the state spends tax payer dollars “to slow the leg…{ai:summary}<p>O'Brien has been funding her legal defense to clear her name since her removal two years ago, while the state is accused of using taxpayer money to delay the legal process, hindering her efforts to reclaim her reputation. </p><p>#politics</p>

Former pot-boss Shannon O’Brien continues fight to release details of her dismissal

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