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Pay to Play Updates – April 2023
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. Anaheim Council Approves Continued Funding for Angel Stadium Corruption and Pay-to-Play Investigation – The […]
Pay to Play Updates – December 2022
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. Real Estate Developer Convicted of Making Over $1 Million in Bribes to Former […]
Pay to Play Updates – November 2022
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. New State Law Could Curb Pay to Play Politics in Orange County & […]
California expands pay-to-play law
California has recently added a new pay-to-play law to the books, increasing the burden on state and local officials and […]
Pay to Play Updates – October 2022
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. Defense Contractor Pleads Guilty To Making Illegal Contributions To Sen. Collins’ 2020 Campaign – […]
Pay to Play Updates – July 2022
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. P.G. Sittenfeld Trial May Expose Political Corruption in Campaign Fundraising – In November 2020, […]
Pay to Play Updates – June 2022
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. Anaheim Mayor Resigns Amid Corruption Probe Into His Role in Angel Stadium Land […]
Pay to Play Updates – May 2022
An excerpt of Dentons’ Political Law Playbook. Former IL Mayor Anthony Ragucci Charged in Red Light Camera Bribery Scheme –Former IL […]
Pay-to-Play Proposal and Potential Municipal Ethics Rule Changes Included in Comprehensive Policy Report Published by New Atlanta Mayor’s Transition Team
Over the past decade or two, the City of Atlanta, its elected officials and municipal employees have oft found themselves […]