# County attorney and her attorney *A subject entry on a Minnesota county attorney and her counsel, as they appear in one at-issue pair in the Minnesota record.* The **county attorney and her attorney** are the subject of one at-issue pair, AI-Scott-055, catalogued in the project's "Scott" package. The pair states that the [[county attorney]] and her attorney walked out of a [[removal hearing]] after a request for a one-month postponement was denied. It also states that the commissioner then granted a six-week continuance anyway.[^1] The pack carries no court record, transcript, order, date or county name for the hearing. The facts in this entry are as the pair states them. The pair lists two underlying sources, one news report and one report, and neither is among the pack's citable sources.[^1] The project anchors the pair to a presidential action of March 2026, *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud*. The pack does not carry the text of that action.[^2] ## Who - **The county attorney.** The pack identifies her only by office, as the official whose removal was the subject of the hearing.[^1] - **Her attorney.** He or she is named only in that role, as having left the hearing with her.[^1] - **The commissioner.** The pack identifies this official only as the person who granted the continuance and does not give a name.[^1] ## What - The pair states that the county attorney and her attorney left the removal hearing after the postponement they sought, one month, was denied.[^1] - After the walkout, the commissioner granted a continuance of six weeks.[^1] ## Why - The commissioner's stated reason for the continuance was that the issues "would not be fully and fairly aired" without her participation.[^1] - The pair does not record any reason given by the county attorney or her attorney for leaving.[^1] ## In the at-issue record - **AI-Scott-055 ("Scott" package):** The pair sets two items side by side: - the denial of a one-month postponement requested on the county attorney's side; and - the six-week continuance the commissioner granted after she and her attorney walked out. As the pair states them, the continuance granted was longer than the postponement that had been denied.[^1] The project anchors the pair to the March 2026 presidential action on the federal fraud task force. The pack does not establish any connection between that action and the hearing beyond this anchoring.[^2] ## Notes [^1]: Minnesota wiki project, *At-issue pair AI-Scott-055* (undated) — states the walkout after a denied one-month postponement, the six-week continuance, and the commissioner's reason that the issues "would not be fully and fairly aired" without her participation; its underlying news and report sources are not in the pack, so it is cited here through its designated anchor. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/establishing-the-task-force-to-eliminate-fraud/ [^2]: The White House, *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud* (March 2026) — presidential action designated in the pack as the anchor for at-issue pair AI-Scott-055; the pack carries no text of the action. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/establishing-the-task-force-to-eliminate-fraud/