North Dakota’s former workers compensation director will ask a judge to revisit his felony conviction a month after the state Supreme Court affirmed it.
Sandy Blunt was convicted in December 2008 of misspending more than $26,000 in Workforce Safety and Insurance agency funds. He was ordered to perform 1,000 hours of community service.
His lawyer says he’ll file a request that Blunt’s conviction be tossed out, or that he get a new trial.
The request comes after one of Blunt’s prosecutors, Cynthia Feland, asked a judge to determine whether she violated any rules on disclosing prosecution materials to the defense before Blunt’s trial.
Blunt’s lawyer says Feland didn’t turn over a state auditor’s memo that was important to Blunt’s defense.
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
LA Fires Push Insurers’ 2025 Disaster Losses to $107 Billion
Pacific Northwest Braces for Even More Flooding Rain This Week
Instacart to Pay $60 Million in FTC Consumer Protection Case
Flooding in California Leads to Soaked Roads, Water Rescues and 1 Death