When state Rep. Thomas Wright needed a notary public for his campaign disclosure reports, he sometimes asked Meredith Norris.
A report from the second quarter of 2000 shows Norris as the notary public for Wright’s campaign reports. At the time, she worked as an administrative assistant for House Speaker Jim Black, a Matthews Democrat, David Ingram reports.
Rep. Rick Glazier, chairman of a House panel hearing evidence against Wright, referenced the signature Thursday.
Norris later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor lobbying law violation. She now works as a real estate agent.
Update: Jordan Schrader has posted one of the documents here.
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