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Commission finds reasonable cause to be believe Atkinson, Jajuga, and Vidler violated conflict of interest law by voting on police contract
Carnevale, as City Treasurer, directed and facilitated sales of tax-delinquent real estate financially benefiting her family and associates
Skorput voted to reappoint himself Fire Chief, decided payments for himself and his daughter, and retaliated against a firefighter
Commission found reasonable cause to believe Beals violated the conflict of interest law
Certain gifts are prohibited under the conflict of interest law
Letter states that Secretary Galvin benefitted politically from voters information booklet and early voting signs in violation of conflict of interest law
Michna used public work time to do paid private work judging band competitions
Mong invoked her state position in seeking town inspections of house she sought to purchase
Touafek decided to hire her son to do paid work
Nutter voted against investigation of grievance involving his wife and acted on matters affecting her employment contract and salary
McGovern gave preferential treatment to fellow police officer suspected of driving while intoxicated
Updated FAQs Explain Conflict of Interest Law for Teachers who Organize and Chaperone School Trips
