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Jun 7, 2012

Official accuses Arizona AG Tom Horne of cover-up

A state criminal investigator has filed a $10 million legal claim against Arizona involving Attorney General Tom Horne. Margaret "Meg" Hinchey is accusing the state's top prosecutor of engaging in a cover-up amid allegations that Horne participated in illegal campaign activities.

Apr 13, 2012

Attorneys say FBI probe likely goes beyond Horne campaign allegations

Allegations of campaign law violations against Attorney General Tom Horne that were laid out in a complaint filed with the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office may only scratch the surface of the FBI’s investigation.

Apr 11, 2012

Horne aide Winn denies allegations

Kathleen Winn, a pivotal figure in allegations that have ensnared Attorney General Tom Horne in an FBI investigation, denied the accusations against her and her boss.

Apr 6, 2012

FBI started Horne investigation in January

The FBI began investigating Attorney General Tom in January, a revelation that undermines his assertion that the investigation is based solely on the claims of a disgruntled employee who was trying to avoid being fired.

Apr 6, 2012

Capitol Quotes: April 6, 2012

This week’s most outstanding quips, jibes and utterances.

Apr 5, 2012

Dybus and Keppel: Not quite perfect strangers

Capitol observers and those with long memories may remember that Dybus played a starring role in what Rose Law Firm blogger Phil Riske yesterday described as the 2006 "political boil-over and resignation of Arizona Treasurer David Petersen."

Apr 4, 2012

Horne informed of feds’ investigation in mid-March

Attorney General Tom Horne was informed in mid-March that the FBI was investigating allegations that he committed campaign violations in 2010 after one of his prosecutors filed a complaint against him.

Apr 4, 2012

Horne: Dybus was about to be fired

At about 6:30 last night, Horne's office fired back against Don Dybus' allegations, saying the prosecutor only filed the complaint with Bennett's office to give himself whistleblower protection because he knew he was about to be fired.

Apr 2, 2012

Horne denies allegations, fires back at accuser

Attorney General Tom Horne denied allegations that he violated campaign laws in 2010 and accused the prosecutor who made them of filing a complaint because he knew he was about to lose his job.

In an email on Monday evening, Horne spokeswoman Amy Rezzonico said the attorney general did not illegally collaborate with Kathleen Winn, the chairwoman of a pro-Horne independent expenditure that s[...]

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