Applying Public Officers Law §§ 73(7)(a) and 74 and the Commission's regulations on outside activities

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee who seeks to engage in business activities associated with a field over which he has enforcement authority

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to parole officers of the Division of Parole who wish to serve as members of Local Conditional Release Commissions. 

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State attorney who wishes to services for other State agencies.  Discussing potential for "conflict of commitment" between State duties and outside activities.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee who is also a member of the Board of Directors of a not-for-profit entity that has certain contacts with the employee's agency.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to State employees who wish to engage in activities over which they have enforcement authority. 

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a Motor Vehicle Referee who engages in the private practice of law representing clients in traffic violations cases. 

Applying Public Officers Law §§ 73(4) and 74 to State employees on approved leaves of absence who serve as certified family care providers.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to employees of the Department of Social Services who serve or do business with child day care facilities regulated by the agency.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to non-policymaking employees engaged in outside employment with providers of services which are licensed by and have their rates set by their agency.