United States:
Understanding The Amended Executive Branch Gift Rules
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The ethical principles that govern the conduct of federal
officials have received more media attention over the past several
months than at any time in recent memory. This article addresses
the most pertinent rules that govern the acceptance of gifts by
members of the executive branch in light of recent changes to the
Office of Government Ethics (OGE) regulations that took effect
earlier this year.
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Originally published by Law360 on April 25, 2017.
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