<em>This story was published on April 6th, 2005 in the Philadelphia Weekly</em>
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<strong>With City Hall in the throes of an FBI probe and Philadelphia's reputation in the dumps, will support for ethics reforms get trashed too?</strong>

by <em>Gwen Shaffer</em>

I am an attorney, the ethics officer for the city of Jacksonville, Fla., officer of COGEL (Council on Governmental Ethics Laws) for the United States and founder of City Ethics. I'm also originally from Philly.

I'm aware of the struggles many cities across the United States are experiencing in establishing ethical governments. Recently I've had several people from Philadelphia contact me to talk about your government and potential ethics reforms that are being discussed.

<strong>City would link incentives, behavior</strong>

By <em>Steve Patterson</em>
<strong>Times-Union staff writer</strong> - <em>published in 2000 in the Jacksonville Times Union</em>

Racism charges at the Adam's Mark hotel chain are helping fuel an ethical debate at Jacksonville City Hall.

<h3>Community Outreach: Public schools</h3>
<p><strong>Model Student Ethics Commission Program (MSECP)</strong></p>

<p>The program is designed to teach and to engage students in the policies and issues concerning ethics, good governance and accountability in the administration of government. Students will review case studies regarding ethical dilemmas, identify solutions to various ethical issues within the local to international arenas and participate in mock public hearings to discuss/debate public policy issues.</p>

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