American Law Institute's Principles of Government Ethics - COGEL New Orleans 2016-12-11-rev

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Principles of Government Ethics

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1 Scope2 Gifts & Financial Relationships3 Conflicts & Outside Activities4 Election-related Activities5 Post-Employment6 Administration & Enforcement

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5 Post-Employment6 Administration & Enforcement

§ 301A public servant should avoid conflicts of interest based on financial interests.

§ 302A public servant should act impartially and ensure the appearance of acting impartially.

§ 303Public servants may not use public office for their private benefit

§ 311. Prohibition on Financial Conflicts of Interest Except as provided in § 314 (waivers), a public servant shall not participate substantially in any particular matter that he or she knows is likely to have a direct and predictable effect on a financial interest of the public servant or of a person affiliated with the public servant. . . .

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