The Ethics Commission resolves its enforcement actions in a variety of ways, including issuing enforcement orders following administrative hearings, negotiating the terms of stipulated settlements, and concluding minor cases through streamlined programs.
Administrative Enforcement Orders
In lieu of settling an enforcement matter, a respondent may elect to proceed to an administrative hearing for a determination regarding violations of the City's campaign, lobbying, or ethics laws. Following the hearing, the Commission may issue an Administrative Enforcement Order requiring the respondent to pay a monetary penalty to the City's General Fund.
Stipulations
The Commission staff and respondent may resolve an enforcement matter through a negotiated settlement, which typically involves the payment of a monetary penalty to the City's General Fund. All stipulations are submitted to the Ethics Commission for approval.
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The Commission's "streamlined" programs resolve matters relating to the late filing of disclosure forms and minor disclosure mistakes. Enforcement actions involving factors in aggravation such as repeat offenses, substantial harm to the public, or the failure to cooperate during an investigation are not eligible for the streamlined programs.
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Date |
Violation |
Case Name |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Peterson & Price (Case No. 2012-02) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Affirmed Housing Group (Case No. 2012-31) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck (Case No. 2012-33) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Downtown San Diego Partnership (Case No. 2012-35) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Hecht, Solberg, Robinson, Goldberg & Bagley, LLP (Case No. 2012-36) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Pardee Homes (Case No. 2012-37) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch, LLP (Case No. 2012-38) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Public Policy Strategies (Case No. 2012-39) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Seltzer, Caplan, McMahon & Vitek (Case No. 2012-42) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Sudberry Properties (Case No. 2012-43) |
11/08/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Urban Housing Partners (Case No. 2012-44) |
05/10/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Marston + Marston, Inc. (Case No. 2012-14) |
03/09/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Norton Moore & Adams, LLP (Case No. 2012-01) |
03/09/12 |
lobbying disclosure |
Associated General Contractors (Case No. 2012-05) |
02/09/12 |
Statement of Economic Interests |
Linda D. Bartz (Case No. 2011-69) |
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