by Jennifer Gilroy Ten years ago voters in Colorado approved a citizen-initiated measure—Ethics in Government—aimed at enhancing the public’s confidence and preserving the public’s trust in government officials and employees […]
by Bob Lackner Arguably, the worst offense a public official can be accused of is the crime of bribery — essentially offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value for […]
by Bob Lackner During his four-year term in office, the former Governor of Virginia tried to assist a constituent who had bestowed extensive loans and gifts on the official, his […]
by Jennifer Gilroy The deadline. We all know that April 15th is the last day to file tax returns, but did you remember that it’s also the day you have […]
by Jennifer Gilroy You have been invited to a breakfast meeting at Panera’s at which a speaker will address the topic of student assessments, a topic of great interest to […]