Ethic Fines; Govenor's Cabinet Ex-Member

Tue, Jun 09th 2009

Source: www.latimes.com

A former member of Governor Schwarzenegger's Cabinet paid $5,400 in fines for violating a ban on accepting speaking fees. Rosario Marin says several of Schwarzenegger administration officials and advisers knew she was being paid. The money was paid to her business, which specializes in speech making.

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"Rosario Marin, who led the State and Consumer Services Agency for three years, admitted to three violations of the state's ethics law under a settlement with the California Fair Political Practices Commission. "

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