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.

Addressing the interplay between the regulations on reimbursement for official travel expenses and a more restrictive agency policy.

Applying the lifetime bar to a former State employee who would conduct research for a consultant to his former agency on a matter related to one in which he participated while in State service.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to concurrent service for the Housing Finance Agency and the State of New York Mortgage Agency.

Applying the lifetime bar to a former State employee who wishes to work for the Department of Health to prepare a Medicaid Cost Allocation Plan, having worked on a similar Plan in State service.

Applying the lifetime bar to a former State employee who wishes to recommend changes to regulations that she helped to draft while in State service. Revisited in Advisory Opinion 97-20.

Applying the lifetime bar to a former State Lands and Claims Adjuster seeking to perform an outside appraisal of real property that he previously appraised as a State employee.

Applying the Public Officers Law to a proposed donation to a State agency of tuition waivers from public and private universities in return for the agency's assistance with student intern programs.

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

The two-year bar prohibits a former State Commissioner from appearing before the public benefit corporation and the Council on which he served by virtue of his having been Commissioner.