Attorney General Andrea Campbell is backing the state's controversial Springfield courthouse procurement, calling a legal complaint from losing bidders "nothing more than a fever dream of imagined malfeasance." Plaintiff's disappointment and furious speculation, however, cannot stand up against the facts: DCAMM's procurement was proper," she wrote. The attorney general has drawn criticism for office's work in defending DCAMM. In its filing, the attorney general's office argued the plaintiffs cannot satisfy the legal standard necessary to halt the procurement while the lawsuit proceeds. Hampden Superior Court is scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday on the developers' request for a preliminary injunction that would temporarily halt the procurement while the case proceeds.