# Gubernatorial hearing *A fourteen-day hearing on a citizen petition to remove a Minnesota county attorney.* In the project's at-issue record, a gubernatorial hearing in Minnesota was triggered by a citizen petition seeking the removal of a [[county attorney]]. The entry states that the hearing lasted fourteen days. It also states that the [[Commission]] found malfeasance and recommended no removal.[^1] The pack does not name the county attorney. It does not date the petition or the hearing, and it does not contain the hearing's own record or report. The at-issue entry lists two sources, of the kinds "record" and "report," on the domain lrl.mn.gov, but neither is among the pack's citable URLs. The entry's only citable link is the presidential action used as its anchor, and that document does not itself describe the Minnesota proceeding.[^1] ## Who The at-issue entry states that the petition was filed by one of the people the county attorney had charged and dismissed.[^1] ## What According to the entry, the petition to remove the county attorney triggered a gubernatorial hearing. The Commission found malfeasance and recommended no removal.[^1] The record in the pack does not establish how the Commission weighed the evidence, or on what grounds it made its recommendation.[^1] ## How many The petition reportedly carried about 2,000 signatures. The hearing lasted fourteen days.[^1] ## In the at-issue record Entry AI-Scott-053 is in the "Scott" package, at rank 53, under the section *The Immunity Architecture & the Consequence-Free Malfeasance Edition*. It sets two parts of the record side by side: - the input: a citizen petition, reportedly with about 2,000 signatures, which triggered a fourteen-day hearing; - the output: a finding of malfeasance paired with a recommendation of no removal. The entry is anchored to the March 2026 presidential action *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud*. The pack does not state any direct connection between that action and the Minnesota hearing.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: The White House, *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud* (March 2026) — presidential action cited as the anchor of at-issue entry AI-Scott-053; it is the entry's only citable URL and does not itself document the Minnesota petition, hearing, finding or recommendation, which rest on the at-issue entry (dossier §III.2). https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/establishing-the-task-force-to-eliminate-fraud/