Ethics Commission Votes To End 'Gag Rule'
The Ethics Commission has voted to end its "gag rule" on those who file ethics complaints.
Commissioners voted unanimously on Friday for the rule change, which will be submitted to the Legislature, and unless it is rejected there, it goes into effect.
The commission adopted a resolution stating the change is more in line with current law on First Amendment rights.
Commissioners voted unanimously on Friday for the rule change, which will be submitted to the Legislature, and unless it is rejected there, it goes into effect.
The commission adopted a resolution stating the change is more in line with current law on First Amendment rights.
Labels: Ethics Commission, Gag Rule
posted by Mike McCarville @ 1:12 AM
