Keith Schroth, in his capacity as LSUHSC-NO Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance, violated La. R.S. 42:1111(A)(1)(a) by virtue of his receipt of supplemental compensation from November 1, 2020, to November 1, 2021, which Keith Schroth was not duly entitled to receive without proper authorization, for the performance of his duties as Vice Chancellor.

Dr. Larry Hollier, in his capacity as Chancellor for LSUHSC-NO, violated La. R.S. 42:1117 by virtue of his offering and paying of supplemental compensation payments to Keith Schroth from November 1, 2020, to November 1, 20201, which Keith Schroth was not duly entitled to receive without proper authorization for the performance of his duties as Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance of LSUHSC-NO.

Debbie Stilley violated Section 1113A of the Ethics Code by virtue of entering into transactions with the School while her daughter, Krista Stilley Campbell, was an employee of the School.

Baja Enterprises of Lockport, LLC, a legal entity in which Mr. Armand Autin, Jr. had a controlling interest, violated Section 1113A(1)(a) of the Ethics Code by virtue of entering into transactions under the supervision of Mr. Autin's Agency,

Tommy Durrett, in his capacity at Public Works Director for the Union Parish Police Jury, violated La. R.S. 42:1115A(1) by virtue of accepting complimentary hotel accomodations for three nights in Nashville, Tennessee, as a gift from an employee of Ergon at a time when Tommy Durrett knew Ergon had or was seeking to obtain a contractual, other business, or financial relationship with the Union Parish Police Jury.

Guy McInnis, in his capacity as Parish President, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, violated Section 1111A of the Ethics Code by virtue of receiving payments for a vehicle stipend to which he was not entitled; and Guy McInnis, in his capacity as Parish President, St. Bernard Parish violated

Adam Coleman, in his capacity as a public servant, and Coleman Culture Basketball LLC, a legal entity in which Adam Coleman has a controlling interest, violated Section 1113A(1)(a) of the Ethics Code by virtue of entering into transactions under the supervision or jurisdiction of Adam Coleman's agency, Sulphur High School.

Louisiana Oilfield Restoration Association, Inc., Chromos Wealth Solutions, LLC, and Andrew Berthelot violated Section 1117 of the Ethics Code by virtue of transferring a thing of economic value to Johnny W. Adams which he was prohibited from receiving pursuant to 1115A of the Ethics Code.

Consent Opinion regarding a prohibited loan made by Louisiana Oilfield Restoration Association Inc., Chromos Wealth Solutions LLC, and Andrew Berthelot to Johnny Adams, an employee of the Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Office of Conservation.

The Code of Governmental Ethics would apply to Reid Bohlinger's future employment with a petroleum consulting firm, in which he would be required to testify on behalf of legal entitities at oil and gas hearings conducted by the Office of Permitting and Compliance.

The Code permits Randy Fandal to hire a former Slidell City Council member to work for the City of Slidell, and the former councilmember is not required to wait two years from their termination of office in order to accept the employment.

Shawn Eller's campaign for state legislative office and service as a legislator while serving as a hearing officer for the 15th Judicial District Court does not pose an issue under the Code of Governmental Ethics, but may present an issue associated with the Code of Judicial Conduct under the jurisdiction of the Louisiana Supreme Court.

The purchase of plaques and trophies honoring volunteers by Shenandoah Estate Crime Prevention and Improvement District does not present an issue under the Code of Governmental Ethics, but it may present an issue under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General's Office.

The Code permits Brad Daigle to continue to represent political subdivisions through his private companies, IFS and ABS, should he be elected to the House of Representatives - District 60.

The Code permits Nolan Marshall, Jr. to develop The Learning Community Center while he serves on the Orleans Parish School Board as long as he does not receive any thing of economic value for services rendered to TLCC if it seeks a contractual, financial, or business relationship with OPSB; or, TLCC does not receive any thing of economic value for services rendered to any person that has or seeks a contractual, financial, or business relatinship with OPSB.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit New Orleans Redevelopment Authority from entering into a contract with the joint venture team of HRI Communities and Travelers Aid Society of Greater New Orleans, and Brenda Breaux is not prohibited from receiving the benefit of her spouse's employment compensation from TASGNO while it maintains a contract with NORA, provided Brenda Breaux and her husband meet all six of the conditions listed under La. 42:1111C(5)(a).

The Code of Ethics does not prohibit Joe Caldarera from serving as a member of Kenner Historic District Design Commission, but it does prohibit him from entering into transactions with the HDDC or participating in matters in which he has a substantial economic interest.

The Code does not prohibit Mamie Gasperecz from serving as a director of UNITY while UNITY is seeking to obtain grants administered by the French Quarter Management District; and it does not prohibit Mamie Gasperecz from voting on matters relating to UNITY.

Morgan Windham is prohibited from receiving a thing of economic value through compensation received by her spouse for services rendered to CHAMP while CHAMP has a contractual, business, and/or financial relationship with her agency.

The Code does not prohibit Heather Howle from continuing her adjunct teaching position with LSUS and REACH while maintaining her current employment with LDOE.