Tebbe v. COM'N ON ETHICS FOR PUBLIC EMP.

How courts have described this case

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• observing that “[a] conflict of interest arises when a public servant is torn between serving two masters: his private interest and the interest of the public”
• reversing a decision of the Commission on Ethics for Public Employees, which had found a violation of the state ethics code arising out of a vocational school director's use of a subordinate instructor and his secretary to type papers needed for his master’s degree
• reversing a decision of the Commission on Ethics for Public Employees, which had found a violation of the state ethics code arising out of a vocational school director‟s use of a subordinate instructor and his secretary to type papers needed for his master‟s degree

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).