Which of the earlier opinions of the House, Senate, and Joint Legislative Ethics Boards have precedential value in the interpretation of the recently enacted (1994) Ethics in Public Service Act.?

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Type	Advisory Opinion
Date	2/9/1995
Number	95-01
Topic	Precedents from Senate, House, and Joint Ethics Board opinions
Issue/Question	Which of the earlier opinions of the House, Senate, and Joint Legislative Ethics Boards have precedential value in the interpretation of the recently enacted (1994) Ethics in Public Service Act.?
Summary	The Board adopted precedents in three areas: (1) "citizen-legislator opinions;" (2) "legislative advice and assistance" opinions and (3) "improper means" opinions.
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