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District of Columbia

D.C. Pay-to-Play Updates – Examining the Legislative Language of the Mayor’s Proposed Pay-to-Play Rules and A New Proposal From D.C. Councilman Jack Evans

By Benjamin Keane

Local Pay-to-Play Provision To Be Put Before the Voters In South Jersey, While DC Mayor Vincent Gray Makes A Push for New Pay-to-Play Rules in the Nation’s Capitol

By Benjamin Keane

SEC

SEC Gives Registered Investment Advisers More Time to Bring Themselves Into Compliance with the “Pay-to-Play” Ban on Third-Party Solicitation

By Benjamin Keane

District of Columbia

In the Wake of Recent Scandals and Brewing Federal Investigations, The D.C. Council Appears To Be Taking Another Look at Pay-To-Play Reform

By Benjamin Keane

Transparency

Taking Stock of The STOCK Act. . . . Wither “Political Intelligence”?

By Benjamin Keane

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia Gets Into the Ring on January 3, 2012

By Benjamin Keane

California

California’s New “Habit” of Pay-to-Play Regulation in the Public Employee Pension Fund Arena

By Benjamin Keane

Transparency

Deficit “Super Committee” Transparency – Will We Get to See the Budgetary Sausage in Production?

By Benjamin Keane

Federal Government

Transparency Advocates Look to the SEC to Accomplish What Congress, The White House, and the IRS To-Date Have Not

By Benjamin Keane