Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee whose unit administers a memorandum of understanding with a not-for-profit entity in which he serves as an officer.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a senior member of a  public authority who seeks to serve as a member of an Advisory Board of a bank which conducts business with the State.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to employees of the Family Court Services Unit of a State psychiatric facility who wish to accept outside paid work overseeing court-ordered supervised visits.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to former employees of the State Liquor Authority (“SLA”) who own out-of-state franchises of a sporting association which holds tournaments in bars and restaurants. 

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee who also serves as county legislator.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to compensation received by a campus president of the State University of New York also serving as a Director of a for-profit corporation.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee entering into a contract for the publication of a book.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a member of a State professional Board also serving in a leadership position with a State professional organization.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to the Chair of the State Racing and Wagering Board.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a prospective State employee who wishes to continue an outside business in which he is President and fifty percent owner.