O.C.G.A.
O.C.G.A.

O.C.G.A. § 45-10-24.1 (2019)

Exemption for transactions by family owned business when university system em- CONTRACTS OF OFFICERS OF STATE INSTITUTIONS WITH STATE INSTITUTIONS

✓ O.C.G.A. — 2019 edition (Public.Resource.Org Release 73)
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Contracting with state institutions not allowed; exceptions. Penalty for profiting from contracts with state institutions generally; discharge from office. Reporters for State Board of Workers’ Compensation may sell transcripts to state agencies. PART 3

CONTRACTS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WITH COUNTY

Requirements for sales of real property by county commissioner to county.

ETHICS/CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

PART 4 HOLDING OF ADDITIONAL OFFICES BY NONELECTIVE STATE OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES Sec.

Sec. advancing, employing, or advocating the employment of family members.

Holding office in political subdivision, political party, or political organization by nonelective state officers or employees.

PART 5 FAMILY MEMBERS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES

PART 6 LEGISLATIVE ETHICS

Public officers prohibited from

Definitions. Method of addressing improper conduct. Abuse of power and improper use of state employees by General Assembly members.

Annotations

Cross references. - Ethics in Government, T. 21, C. 5. Conflict of interest in zoning actions, T. 36, C. 67A. OPINIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL General Assembly member may work for city as attorney or on contract. - There is no per se conflict of interest if a member of the General Assembly also serves as either a city or

county attorney, or performs contract work for a city or county within that legislator’s district. 1984 Op. Att’y Gen. No. U84-34.

ARTICLE 1 CODES OF ETHICS