Supreme Court Moves Ahead with PRC Case

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Public Regulation Commissioners Valerie Espinoza (left) and Sandy Jones listen to an April complaint filed by the former owner of Satview Broad Band LTD., against Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative, claiming unfair business practices. The State Supreme Court is poised to hear a July appeal brought by a Northern Santa Fe County couple, alleging the Commission didn’t exercise due diligence when approving the policy that governs how Cooperative officials collect, from its customers, the money paid for tribal easements.

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    The state’s highest court is moving forward with a case brought by a Santa Fe County couple, challenging the rules governing how Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative officials collect the money it spends to secure Native American tribal easements.   …

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