Legislative audit standoff heads to court

The suit asks justices to compel legislative leaders to comply with a voter-approved law granting the auditor's office authority to inspect the Legislature.

• The law passed on the 2024 ballot with 72% support.
• It has gone unenforced for more than a year as legislative leaders refused to comply, saying the law is unconstitutional.

Between the lines: At a State House press conference, DiZoglio accused Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office of blocking her enforcement efforts.

The other side: Campbell, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment, has denied blocking DiZoglio, saying she lacked sufficient information about the audit's scope to proceed.

• DiZoglio said Tuesday she "is calling B.S." on Campbell's claims that her office hasn't been forthcoming with information.