Conflict of Interest

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When an individual in his official capacity, votes to approve his own application for lease transfers, he has acted as an officer or agent of a state agency for the transaction of business with himself and thus violates the State's Conflict of Interest Law. Decision: 6 N.J.A.R. 340

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