This article offers thoughts to elected official on how to work
through the sticky situation of having to make decisions that
affect friends or supporters.
This article offers examines the various ethical dimensions of a
situation in which one of an agency’s own elected officials is
violating the law and perhaps expects her agency to overlook the
transgression(s).
This article explains the scope of the law that prohibits the use
of public resources to send mailings that features the name or
likeness of elected officials, including a handy diagram of how
the law operates. The article also identifies traps for the
unwary.
