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Executive Branch Ethics Commission Agency Cases

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Executive Branch Ethics Commission Agency Cases

04442-RG1032

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title: Executive Branch Ethics Commission Agency Cases

creator: Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

description: This series documents the special, high profile, and/or historically significant cases of the Executive Branch Ethics Commission that have been separated from the Investigative File (04441) to be retained permanently. Because of the newness of the agency, documentation of complaints with sufficient evidence of violations, and involving adjudicatory hearings that would be permanent, are yet to be identified specifically. The process is the same as described in the Investigation File. The Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure and Kentucky Rules of Evidence apply to all commission adjudicatory hearings. All testimony is under oath. All proceedings are public unless the members vote to go into executive session. Within thirty days after completion of deliberations, the commission will publish a written report of its findings and conclusions. Anyone found to have committed a violation of the ethics code may appeal a decision to the Franklin Circuit Court. Contents may include: Documentation of complaint; Summary of investigative findings; Relative evidence; Sixty-day letter (notification to person being investigated); Correspondence (from violator, his attorney, to violator with determination of action or decision).

subject: Professional ethics

subject: Executive Branch-Ethics

subject: Labor discipline

identifier: 04442-RG1032

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