Friday, July 31, 2009 , Updated
Lawyers in Irving voting system case want big bucks for winning their case
"Out of order?! No, YOU'RE out of order!"
Attorneys responsible for convincing a federal judge to order the City of Irving to change its voting system (from an at-large one to a single-member district one) are asking for almost $600K to cover the cost of their court battle.
The City of Irving is appealing the court-mandated voting system change, but say they'll work with the plaintiff in the case in the meantime.
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