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Advisory Opinions are available for viewing and begin with rulings from October 1, 1995 (first Advisory Opinion is AO95-67) and continues to current date.
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| AO2000-60.pdf | | " "(d) No public official or public employee who personally participates in the direct regulation, audit, or investigation of a private business, corporation, partnership, or individual shall within ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2000-60.pdf.pdf |
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| InformalOpinionSummary1Qtr26 | | The employer may still notify the individual of the requirement. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Informal Opinions Approved the 1st Quarter of Fiscal Year 2026 9. 10. 11. 12. The Ethics Act does not ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/PDFs/2026/InformalOpinionSummary1Qtr26.pdf |
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| AO2005-25.pdf | | She served in a child protective services capacity assessing current circumstances of the family, and providing an individual plan for each family to create stability in their families. Her last ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2005-25.pdf.pdf |
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| InformalOpinionSummary1Qtr26.7.9 | | The employer may still notify the individual of the requirement. The Ethics Act does not prohibit the proposed attendance or participation under the facts presented. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Informal | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/PDFs/2026/InformalOpinionSummary1Qtr26.7.9.pdf |
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| AO2010-05ALL | | For purposes of the Alabama Ethics Law, it does not matter whether an individual appointed to serve on a municipal agency, board or commission is compensated for that service for the provisions of ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2010-05ALL.pdf |
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| AO2010-07ALL | | individual shall within two years of his or her departure from such employment solicit or accept employment with such private business, corporation, partnership, or individual." The Revolving Door ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2010-07ALL.pdf |
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| AO99-25.pdf | | (d) No public officialor public employeewho personally participates in the direct regulation, audit, or investigation of a private business, corporation, partnership, or individual shall within two ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO99-25.pdf.pdf |
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| AO2006-07.pdf | | As such, he would contract with individual licensees to provide training in accordance with the ABC Board's Responsible Vendor Program and to ensure compliance with the program. Mr. Farmer states ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2006-07.pdf.pdf |
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| AO99-44.pdf | | individual shall within two years of his or her departure from such employment solicit or accept employment with such private business, corporation, partnership, or individual." On August 4, 1998, ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO99-44.pdf.pdf |
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| AO2000-47.pdf | | individual shallwithin two years of his or her departure from such employment solicit or accept employmentwith such private business, corporation, partnership, or individual." The "Revolving Door" ... | | http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2000-47.pdf.pdf |
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