§ 1158 Conflict Of Interest Rules
This law says state workers can't take jobs or do things that clash with their official duties, and they can't use their job to sway a government decision when they or close family members stand to make money from it.
A state employee helps choose a contractor for a new highway, and his sister owns that contracting company.
Because the employee or his close family could profit, the law says he must not use his position to influence the decision or take part in the selection process.
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§ 1158 Conflict Of Interest Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026