Oklahoma Supreme Court to Hear Hiett Case
Oklahoma Supreme Court to Hear Hiett Case

Oklahoma Supreme Court to Hear Hiett Case

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The Oklahoma Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case filed by three Republican lawmakers against Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett, following allegations of sexual misconduct and drunk driving. The lawmakers, Reps. Tom Gann, Kevin West, and Rick West, are seeking to bar Hiett from participating in rate increase cases involving key utility companies, citing concerns over his impartiality and the potential violation of Oklahomans' constitutional rights. Hiett has faced accusations of groping a man while intoxicated and has refused to resign from his position, although he stepped down as chair of the Corporation Commission earlier this year. The court hearing is scheduled for November 12, with the legislators expressing optimism about the development and its importance to the public. Hiett has stated he is seeking alcohol treatment but has not commented further on the ongoing legal matters.

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