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Overhead and some labor charges were flagged as lacking documentation, but no flagrant misspending was uncovered by auditors.

The judge’s decision undercuts the administration’s broader efforts to limit the inspector general’s access to city records.

What if blocking one of her subpoenas is “perceived as . . . denying the IG the opportunity to engage in their duties – that’s not a conflict?” Circuit Court Judge Pamela White asked.

City argues that Inspector General Cumming included privileged information that needs to be kept from the public.

Decision was made by the board without determining whether the power line will serve the campus in general or primarily feed electricity to the DSAI complex.