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Goldman, Sachs & Co. was fined $3,500 for providing illegal gratuities to Deputy Treasurer Steven Kaseta and Health and Education Facilities Authority Executive Director Edward Murphy.

The Director of Support Services at a state school violated section 3 of the conflict of interest law by accepting a trip to the Winter Olympics for himself and his family from an individual whose products he purchased for the school.

Norton Building Inspector Raymond Hebert was found to have violated sections 3(b) and 23(b)(3) by receiving free construction services, a builder's discount on appliances and for acting in matters involving the builders who were constructing his home, without making appropriate disclosures.

A former highway surveyor found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3(b) by approaching employees at a private business to request to have his driveway paved at a discounted "town rate."

A state employee found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3 and section 23 by soliciting a no-interest loan from one of his employees and failing to fully repay it.

A state representative found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3(b) and section 23(b)(3) for accepting gratuities and accepting a dinner for himself and a guest from lobbyists.

A state representative was found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3(b) for accepting gratuities.

A state employee found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3(b) for accepting food, drinks, entertainment and overnight hotel accommodations from a private company.

A private business found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3(a) for providing more than $30,000 in illegal gratuities to state legislators.

A Stoneham selectman violated section 3(b) of the conflict law by accepting items of substantial value given to him because of his official duties.

The Commission issued a Decision and Order concluding that Quincy resident Michael Jovanovic violated the state's conflict law by offering a bribe to a Department of Medical Assistance employee who was about to deny Jovanovic's application for financial assistance for his brother who was in a nursing home.

Deputy Treasurer Steven Kaseta fined $1,500 for accepting illegal gratuities from Goldman, Sachs & Co.

A private asphalt manufacturing company found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3 by providing free paving of a municipal employee's driveway.

Holbrook Firefighter David F. Kincus may have violated the conflict of interest law by accepting an all-expenses-paid trip to Florida to inspect a fire truck being built for the town.

A superintendent of schools found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, section 3 by accepting free travel from a private company that the city subsequently entered into a contract with.

Life Insurance Association of Massachusetts fined $4,000 for providing illegal gratuities to public officials. (This case supercedes previous LIAM.)

Life Insurance Association of Massachusetts fine $13,500 for providing illegal gratuities to Massachusetts legislators and officials and one former legislator. (This case was appealed and is superceded by other LIAM.)

Certified Public Accountant who provided private accounting services and was also employed by the Mass. Science & Technology Foundation was found to have violated G.L. c. 268A, sections 3(b), 4(a), 23(e) and (f), and G.L. c. 268B, section 7.