Opinion No. 71-235

Oklahoma Attorney General Reports

Opinion No. 71-235

Oklahoma Attorney General Reports·Decided May 27, 1971·Published

Opinion

IT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN APPARENT CONFLICT OF INTEREST OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR AN INDIVIDUAL TO SERVE AS STATE SENATOR AND ALSO AS THE ATTORNEY AND LEGAL ADVISOR TO A LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, PROVIDED THE STATE SENATOR DOES NOT RECEIVE COMPENSATION FOR HIS WORK FROM FUNDS APPROPRIATED BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE, BUT MUST RECEIVE COMPENSATION FROM SEPARATE FUNDS, DERIVED EXCLUSIVELY FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS. CITE: 74 O.S. 1970 Supp., 1409 [74-1409]. (GARY M. BUSH) ** ARTICLE V, SECTION 21 **

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IT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN APPARENT CONFLICT OF INTEREST OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR AN INDIVIDUAL TO SERVE AS STATE SENATOR AND ALSO AS THE ATTORNEY AND LEGAL ADVISOR TO A LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, PROVIDED THE STATE SENATOR DOES NOT RECEIVE COMPENSATION FOR HIS WORK FROM FUNDS APPROPRIATED BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE, BUT MUST RECEIVE COMPENSATION FROM SEPARATE FUNDS, DERIVED EXCLUSIVELY FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS. CITE: 74 O.S. 1970 Supp., 1409 [74-1409]. (GARY M. BUSH) ** ARTICLE V, SECTION 21 **

Opinion No. 71-235, (Okla. Super. Ct. 1971).

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