Legal counsel files. 2000-2010.

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Legal counsel files. 2000-2010.

Records of the Governor's Office legal counsel; dealing with Native American tribal issues and litigations. The latter deal with such issues as a possible 2005 state government shutdown, unallotment, a health impact fee (cigarettes), and the 2008 senatorial recount. A few files contain materials that predate Governor Pawlenty's term of office.

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