The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Nadia Jenkins from being employed by the Eighteenth Judicial District Attorney's Office while also serving as a member of the Iberville Parish Council, but it does prohibit Ms. Jenkins, in her capacity as an Iberville Parish Council Member, from participating in matters in which she has a substantial economic interest.

The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Stephen Landry, the Executive Director of the Louisiana State Racing Commission, from entering into any contract, subcontract, or other transaction, such as applying for a license, that is under the supervision or jurisdiction of his agency, the Louisiana State Racing Commission.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Pride Opportunity Development LLC from applying for grant funding for new projects with the Northway Economic Development District, provided the Pride Opportunity Development LLC does not review the project as part of its cooperative endeavor agreement with the District.

The Code of Governmental Ethics permits James Alexander's continued employment as a Lecturer in the Department of Music while Luciana Soares, his spouse, serves as the Department of Music Head, and the Board approved Nicholls State University's proposed disqualification plan.

Questions regarding Louisiana Dual Office-holding laws are under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General, not the Board of Ethics.

The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Catherine Coker from working for Preferred Mechanical LLC on its contract with Lafayette Consolidated Governement until February 1, 2026, since the contract involves her former agency, the Meter Services Division of the Lafayette Utilities System, and she was the agency head.

Questions regarding open meetings law and ex parte communication by members of a commission are under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General, not the Board of Ethics.

Questions regarding Louisiana Dual Office-holding laws are under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General, not the Board of Ethics.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Holly Sherman from working overtime shifts as a field captian with New Orleans Emergency Medical Services, which may include supervising Derek Blanchard, the father of her children, since he is not considered her immediate family member under the Code.

The Board approved the proposed disqualification plan submitted by the EBR Finance Department regarding Christy Hadley's promotion to Assistant Finance Director in the Finance Administration Division and the continued employment of her sister, Angela Sloan, in the Finance Administration Division.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Mark Kerry's continued service as an appointed board member of the Natchitoches Parish Fire District No. 1, but the Code does prohibit his reappointment to the board by his agency, the Natchitoches Parish Council.

The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Ashley Aime, a Livingston Parish School Board employee, from entering into a transaction with the School Board in which she would provide compensated notarial services to the School Board.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Lonnie Turpin's continued employment as a tenured professor in the College of Business at McNeese State University while his wife, Morgan Turpin, serves as Dean of the College of Business, and the Board approved their disqualification plan.