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Attorney General: Connecticut Port Authority 'success fee' to contractor was legal - Vimarsana News

Attorney General: Connecticut Port Authority 'success fee' to contractor was legal

Attorney General William Tong on Tuesday announced his office had closed a whistleblower investigation into the Connecticut Port Authority and determined there was nothing illegal about the $523,000 “...

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CT Port Authority investigation concludes; no illegal conduct found - Vimarsana News

CT Port Authority investigation concludes; no illegal conduct found

The Attorney General's office began investigating the CT Port Authority in 2020 after it got a whistleblower complaint about a 'success fee.'

Town of Summerton to hold special election - Vimarsana News

Town of Summerton to hold special election

The Town of Summerton will hold a special election on Tuesday, April 2, to fill the mayor’s seat after the death of Tony Junious. The town has named council member Darion Canty as mayor pro …

Georgia Senate panel to investigate DA Willis | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Georgia Senate panel to investigate DA Willis | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Georgia's state Senate joined attempts to investigate Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis on Friday, voting 30-19 to create a special committee that Republican senators say is needed to determine whether the Democratic district attorney misspent state tax money in her prosecution of former President Donald Trump and others.

Governmental Conduct Act updates approved in first committee - Vimarsana News

Governmental Conduct Act updates approved in first committee

A bill that seeks to clarify the Governmental Conduct Act and increase possible penalties for violation of the law passed its first community unanimously. HB 8 would provide a new section to the law defining intent, provide specific guidance to public officers and employees about prohibited acts, clarify provisions prohibiting abuse of office, quid pro