Sunday, March 21, 2010
Nighbert Acknowledges Ethics Violation
KENTUCKY...
Former Transportation Secretary Bill Nighbert has admitted that he violated a government ethics code and has agreed to pay a $500 fine to resolve a case before the Executive Branch Ethics Commission. Nighbert acknowledged in a settlement agreement that he had failed to disclose ownership interest in a business called Double Buck LLC. The state ethics code requires that each year executive branch officials disclose to the commission the names of businesses in which they have an interest of at least $10,000 or 5 percent. The Executive Branch Ethics Commission approved Nighbert's settlement agreement Friday. Nighbert had given his approval last week.
Former Transportation Secretary Bill Nighbert has admitted that he violated a government ethics code and has agreed to pay a $500 fine to resolve a case before the Executive Branch Ethics Commission. Nighbert acknowledged in a settlement agreement that he had failed to disclose ownership interest in a business called Double Buck LLC. The state ethics code requires that each year executive branch officials disclose to the commission the names of businesses in which they have an interest of at least $10,000 or 5 percent. The Executive Branch Ethics Commission approved Nighbert's settlement agreement Friday. Nighbert had given his approval last week.
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