Thousands of emails of North Dakota's late attorney general, Wayne Stenehjem, have been released by his successor. The long-sought emails were previously thought gone forever, deleted at the direction of Stenehjem's executive assistant days after his death in 2022.
FILE - North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem speaks in Bismarck, N.D., July 18, 2019. Thousands of state emails of North Dakota’s late attorney general Stenehjem were released Wednesday, March 27, 2024, by his successor. The emails were previously thought to be gone forever, deleted at the direction of Stenehjem’s executive assistant days after he died in January 2022. BISMARCK, N.D.
Also, Stenehjem apparently conducted state business on a private email account, which is lawful but “does not defeat open records provisions,” Wrigley said Thursday.the emails. They were preserved in a backup of Stenehjem’s personal cellphone, extracted soon after his death and found as investigators prepared for the trial of former state Sen. Ray Holmberg, a Republican.to Europe
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