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New revenue source would bolster ethics investigations

Larissa Johnson Carolina Reporter Lobbyists fill the second-floor lobby of the State House while the S.C. legislature is in session. Relationships between legislators and lobbyists, especially when money is involved, is a key focus of the State Ethics Commission. The commission, responsible for enforcing ethics laws for more than 24,000 elected officials and candidates, has been without a lawyer since October, a vacancy that could hamper enforcement of ethical-conduct laws.

 

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