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   From: remailer@domain.invalid   
      
   A former Democratic state lawmaker from Vancouver who resigned   
   abruptly in 2011 did so following allegations of sexual misconduct,   
   according to a top legislator.   
      
   In March 2011, former state Rep. Jim Jacks was accused of acting   
   “inappropriately” toward a female legislative staffer at a bar, said   
   House Majority Leader Pat Sullivan, a Covington Democrat, in a   
   statement Wednesday.   
      
   Roughly a week after allegations arose from the night at the bar,   
   “leadership determined that Jacks’ conduct was serious enough to   
   warrant his resignation,” Sullivan said.   
      
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