Constitutional Law
Jul. 19, 2000
'Keep Out'
Recently resigned Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush, accused of substituting his own political interests for the enforcement of timely and appropriate insurance payouts to earthquake victims, might never have been re-elected but for a weak public-records law, one that forced a conscientious public attorney to risk the ruin of her career.
By Terry Francke
Recently resigned Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush, accused of substituting his own political interests for the enforcement of timely and appropriate insurance payouts to...
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