93-034-E     A person may serve as an elected or appointed public officer of the state within one year of being a state legislator, provided.

93-174-E     An individual elected to public office would not violate the Ethics Laws simply because his former firm is under contract with various state and local entities.

91-009-E     An elected justice court judge may simultaneously become a part-time employee of a department of the state. Caution: 25-4-105(1).

91-033-E     A Legislator may not sell land to the state highway department. Violations: Section 109; 25-4-105(2).

91-097-E     Contractual relationships may exist between two political subdivisions in which and elected official of one political subdivision is an appointed official of the other.

90-009-E     A Legislator may invest either in a television station, radio station, or newspaper, or serve on the board of directors of same.

90-035-E     a corporation may contract with the State of Mississippi to possess 495 of the stock of a second corporation owned by a Legislator, and become hired by the Legislator's corporation to perform bookkeeping, training duties, etc.

90-047-E     A Legislator who serves as local council to a board of supervisors issuing industrial development revenue bonds may also serve as the bond council for those bonds when such is allowed in his contract of employment.

90-048-E     A Legislator may not lease real property to the Mississippi Department of Mental Health.  Violations: Section 109;25-4-105(2).

2. The emancipated daughter of a Legislator may lease real property to the Mississippi Department of Mental Health.

Caution on 2: 25-4-105(1); 25-4-105(5).

90-049-E     1. A Legislator may sell insurance to state employees and in return receive a commission, salary, draw, or advance from the insurance company.

2. The above mentioned insurance company may not separately sell, independent of the Legislator, liability or workers' compensation insurance to a state agency.  Violations: Section 109; 25-4-105(2); 25-4-1 05(3)(a).

90-052-E     1. A city may contract a portion of the city's work to a Legislator/attorney who practices in the same city where his father is a councilman and his law associate is the city attorney.

2. The Legislator/attorney may serve as Assistant City Attorney.

3. The Legislator/attorney may serve as Acting City Attorney, City Prosecutor, or City Judge.

90-053-E     An employee of a large department of the state may continue in that position following his/her marriage to a Legislator.

90-080-E     A Legislator may simultaneously be employed with a county's economic development district.

90-113-E     A Legislator may accept an honorarium for speaking to an organization or reimbursement of actual expenses incurred in speaking to an organization. Caution: 25-4015-(1).

90-115-E     A Legislator may continue to serve as a public school teacher/administrator until his/her current contract expires. After that time, and when the Legislature authorizes the salary received as a teacher/administrator, the Legislator may not continue to serve as a teacher/administrator, as such action would violate Section 109 and 25-4-105(2).

90-118-E     A Legislator may not contract with a state commission to perform various duties related to fund raising and receive as payment a percentage of the funds raised as well as reimbursement for expenses incurred. Violations: Section 109; 25-4-105(2).

89-129-E     1. A state public officer may contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service (SACS) in a forest incentive program implemented in part by the Mississippi Forestry Commission (FMC), the members of which are appointed in part or in whole by the public servant.

2. A state public officer may not purchase and sell bonds, when his statutory responsibilities either individually or as a member of the board, require an authorization process or act the absence of which preclude the issuance of the bonds subject of purchase or sale. Violations: Section 109; 25-4-105(2); 25-4-105(1).

89-163-E     The spouse of an assistant district attorney is not prohibited from becoming a subcontractor of the state in highway construction projects. Cautioned regarding 25-4-105(1).

88-21-E     A Legislator may accept executive appointment to a public office (after resigning from the legislature).

88-42-E     A Senator may have a private business which assists clients in locating nursing homes for sale for a finder's fee. Caution: 25-4-105(1); 25-4-105(4).

88-131-E     A Legislator may simultaneously be employed by a city utility department. The Legislature does not appropriate funds to the city, and the Legislator did not use his/her official position to obtain the employment.

87-105-E     The law partner of a county attorney may serve as city judge for a city located within the county, as long as the county attorney does not appear as prosecutor in the city court.