Posted on 08/05/08
Dobell had a role in disclosure of seized documents, NDP says
VANCOUVER -- The NDP has raised questions about the role one of Premier Gordon Campbell's closest advisers played concerning sensitive documents seized by the RCMP in a political corruption trial.Leonard Krog, opposition attorney-general critic, said documents filed with the Supreme Court of British Columbia show that former deputy premier Ken Dobell was involved in discussions with government lawyer George Copley about confidential files taken by police during a raid of the legislature in 2003.
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