SD Speaker of the House Gosch suing Stephanie Strong for court fees
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The attorney for South Dakota Speaker of the House Brian Gosch is trying to get back court fees for actions they call "frivolous
and malicious".
Former U.S. House candidate Stephanie Strong unsuccessfully
attempted to remove Gosch from the November election ballot.
Now, Gosch and the Pennington County Republican party have
submitted a motion to gain attorney's fees and expenses over what they say was Strong's attempt to "maximize headlines in order to influence
voters".
Stephanie strong replied by
email to KOTA–TV on Thursday saying, "If it was frivolous and malicious, then why did it
take eight judges and postponement after postponement until the election was
certified and Gosch was seated, that the eight judges did not rule on the
lawsuit?"
Sara Frankenstein, the attorney for Speaker Gosch has a
different view.
"The law and our legal system is supposed to be used
for actual controversies. It's not to be used just to make headlines to
influence voters. We believe that's what happened in this case. It really was
meant to harm someone's campaign," said Frankenstein.
The hearing has been scheduled for March 22nd in Pierre.
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