The Los Angeles Ethics Commission's president was fined Tuesday for contributing $500 to his councilman son's re-election campaign. Former District Attorney Gil Garcetti agreed to a $1,500 fine under a written settlement in which he acknowledged inadvertently violating rules that prohibit ethics commission members from contributing to candidates in city races. Garcetti told investigators his wife had filled out the check and asked him to sign it. "It was the power of my wife saying 'Sign here,'" he said.
October 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Los Angeles Ethics Commission’s president was fined Tuesday for contributing $500 to his councilman son’s re-election campaign.
Gil Garcetti agreed to a $1,500 fine under a written settlement in which he acknowledged inadvertently violating ethics commission rules that prohibit ethics commission members from contributing to candidates in city races.
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