Supreme Court Decision Could Affect Legality of Gifts to Public Officials

05.14.2024
Daily Journal

Amber Maltbie authored the Daily Journal article “Supreme Court Decision Could Affect Legality of Gifts to Public Officials” (subscription required). In the article, Amber examines a Supreme Court case that would "decide whether 18 U.S.C. 666 only criminalizes quid pro quo bribery or also covers gratuities, such as payments made in recognition of actions taken by officials." The ruling could have broader implications for millions of public officials.

Amber is a partner in our Government Relations & Regulation Group, as well as an adjunct professor at the Pacific McGeorge School of Law. She is a nationally-recognized expert in the fields of election law and government ethics and advises some of the highest-ranking elected officials in California, including Attorney General Rob Bonta and State Controller Malia Cohen.

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