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BOISE (AP) Rep. Priscilla Giddings says an ethics investigation she’s facing is “dirty politics,” but her opponent in the race for lieutenant governor, House Speaker Scott Bedke, said Wednesday the probe is legitimate and the complaint signed by a bipartisan group of 24 lawmakers was dated before Giddings announced she was running.
The House Ethics and Policy Committee received two formal complaints earlier this year that center on Giddings publicizing the name of a 19-year-old intern who accused another state lawmaker of rape. That lawmaker, Rep. Aaron von Ehlinger, a Republican from Lewiston, was himself the subject of an ethics hearing earlier this year, at which Giddings testified.
Bedke dismisses claim that hearing is politically motivated
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North Idaho Rep. faces ethics hearing for publicly naming alleged sexual assault victim Hayat Norimine, The Idaho Statesman
Jul. 20 After months of calls from sexual assault survivors and advocates, a Republican House lawmaker now faces an ethics hearing over her behavior as a representative.
Rep. Priscilla Giddings, a White Bird Republican running for lieutenant governor, will face a hearing on Aug. 2 over her conduct when a 19-year-old legislative intern alleged that another Republican lawmaker sexually assaulted her. The hearing was first reported by the Idaho Capital Sun.
The Ethics and House Policy Committee received two complaints against Giddings alleging conduct unbecoming a House member. The complaints alleged that she retaliated against the intern by disseminating defamatory writings that identified her and making defamatory statements herself through Facebook and a government newsletter.