The School District’s attorney recently sent a letter to Craig Hunter, the taxpayer’s attorney advising him that our request for punitive damages was groundless.
Mr. Hunter wrote back and rebutted her arguments. Of course, it will be up to the judge to determine which argument has more merit. The judge read our pleadings and the District’s rebuttal and is allowing the complaint to be argued at the May 22 hearing. He could have turned our motion down out of hand if had he thought the complaint baseless.
See if you can tell which letter sounds more convincing to you.
