Sarah Palin has refused to release her testimony regarding the Troopergate investigation in which she may have violated state ethics laws when firing Alaska public safety commissioner, Walt Monegan. The governor gave her sworn testimony on Oct. 24 while on the vice presidential campaign trial. Immediately following her testimony Palins attorney, Thomas Van Flein, said that she was planning to release the transcripts of her sworn testimony but she never did.
The governor has maintained she did nothing wrong , since the beginning of the investigation has said that she wanted to make everything public. “The people of Alaska — and of the nation — deserve to have a decision from the proper tribunal putting their minds at ease that suggestions of misconduct that have circulated on the Internet and in some media outlets are not true. I therefore am waiving the confidentiality that usually covers personnel board complaints,” Palin said
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