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Ga. Ethics Commission Seeks Help In Oxendine Donations Case

A case involving the alleged inappropriate donations of two insurance companies and political actions committees to Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine could be referred to the state prosecutor for investigation.

By Chad Hemenway | Updated on August 17, 2010

NU Online News Service, Aug. 18, 3:40 p.m. EDT

A case involving the alleged inappropriate donations of two insurance companies and political actions committees to Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine could be referred to the state prosecutor for investigation.

Stacey Kalberman, executive secretary of the Georgia Ethics Commission (GEC), told the commission on Tuesday that it was time to “consider referring this matter to the prosecutor.”

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