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Tag Archives: Ethics Laws
It Takes an Indictment
The Governor was joined by Senate President Therese Murray and Speaker Bob Deleo in issuing a joint statement on ethics reform legislation. It appears that they now stand united in agreeing that the “best” provisions of each of their proposals … Continue reading
Governor Patrick Announces Ethics Proposals
Governor Deval Patrick yesterday announced that his task force on ethics reforms had issued its report, and that he will today file legislation that will incorporate their recommendations. The Governor issued a press release detailing the findings and proposals: Governor … Continue reading
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