Article archive / July 1, 2014
Originally published: . Volume 5, No. 11. Source pages: 7.
In a public records request the Times has obtained a communication to Boards and Commissions from Dr. Joseph Comaty, to Madison Hentze, Assistant Director, which Hentze then forwarded to Director Barker Dirmann. Dr. Comaty is a hopeful to the upcoming board appointment.
In this latest communication, dated April 28, Dr. Comaty restates his complaints regarding the process of the election and about the other candidate. He wrote that “… one of the candidates for the seat was determined to have a direct conflict of interest…”
And, he wrote that if she were appointed she would have to recuse herself, because she has involvement “…in many pending disciplinary cases…”
Dr. Comaty also lists a number of complaints, similar to those in earlier communications, regarding his views about integrity of the voting and vote counting in the recent election. He says that there were an unusually high number of votes, and that this was “curious.” He said that there was no way to be sure that votes were not pre-counted, and ballots removed or inserted.
Other records released included the psychology board’s Request for Advisory Opinion from the Ethics, forwarded by Ms. Parker.
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