The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits an employee of a publicly funded senior center in Terrebonne Parish from accepting gifts given to her or her baby by the senior center's clients.

The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Kona Ice of Acadiana, a company owned by Jevon Dehart, a member of the Vermilion Charter Foundation Board of Trustees, from entering into any agreement with Vermilion Charter Academy to sell snow cones on its campus, but does not prohibit Kona Ice of Acadiana from donating snow cones to Vermilion Charter Academy.

The Board of Ethics approved the proposed disqualification plan submitted by the Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Office of Management and Finance, in which Valerie Campbell and her daughter, Kayla Williams, both employees in the Accounts Payable Division, are disqualified from participating in any employment-related matter in which the other has a substantial economic interest.

The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Tyres Burise's company, Tybeaux's Xterior Solutions, LLC, from entering into transactions with his agency, the City of Alexandria Finance and Accounting Department, but does not prohibit his company from entering into transactions with other departments of the City.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Kelli Oertling's continued employment as Principal of Lakewood Elementary School with the St. Charles Parish School District since she was employed with the School District for at least one year prior to her husband, Kenneth Oertling, becoming Superintendent and agency head of the School District, and submitted disqualification plan is approved by the Board of Ethics.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Jared Marcell, a New Orleans Public Library employee, from starting a video podcast, but it does prohibit him from receiving anything of economic value from any person who has or is seeking to obtain a contractual, business, or financial relationship with his agency.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Clinton Patrick or his employer from bidding on projects with the Office of Facility Planning and Control while his stepfather is employed as a Project Manager with the Office of Facility Planning and Control, because stepparents and stepchildren are not considered immediate family members for purposes of the Code.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Phillip Martin's employer from entering into a contract with the Lafourche Parish School Board while his son, Jarod Martin, serves as its Superintendent, nor does it prohibit Jarod Martin from participating in the contract, but it does require Phillip Martin to file a financial disclosure report annually with the Ethics Board while his employer contracts with his son's agency.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Shawanda Robinson from being employed with the Office of Junvenile Justice while also serving as a reserve deputy with the Abbeville Marshal's Office, provided she is not being paid for the same hours while working both positions.