Despite the recent dismissal of a complaint filed against Gov. Nathan Deal’s appointment of an ethics commission member, three other complaints are still being investigated, the ethics panel chairman said . . .
A bill introduced in the House would restore the authority of the state ethics commission to make rules and regulations related to the enforcement of campaign disclosure laws . . .
Gov. Nathan Deal appoints Cornelia attorney Chan Caudell to the state ethics commission; the FBI puts a new team together corruption among the state’s judges and legislators . . .
The state ethics commission members plan to restructure the agency to cope with budget cutbacks; the commission chairman says he is not resigning from the panel . . .
Georgia Republicans are staking out their positions during the deficit battle raging in Congress, but in some cases, those positions are at cross-purposes . . .
The state ethics commissions cuts back staff positions just after staffers try to investigate campaign finance complaints filed against Gov. Nathan Deal . . .
More turmoil at the State Campaign Finance Commission, where top two staffers are leaving; some strong warnings against a deal between Tennessee and Georgia over water rights . . .
There was some bad news Thursday for Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine — some very bad news indeed. The State Ethics Commission, which for several months has been looking into questionable contributions that insurance companies funneled to the Ox via Alabama-based PACs, voted unanimously to expand their investigation by requesting additional information from the insurance companies [...]
