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Legal Consultant - Municipal Ethics & Statutes of Limitations

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This subcontract for the City of Detroit requires a licensed attorney admitted to practice in Michigan to provide preliminary written legal analysis for projects involving the Board of Ethics. The consultant will specifically review the Notice of Investigation for case 2026-02, analyze the city ethics ordinance, and determine if the two-year limitations period has expired regarding the alleged violations. The final deliverable is a formal written legal opinion and analysis. The opportunity was posted on September 24, 2026, with a response deadline of September 30, 2026. Classified under NAICS code 541110, this engagement serves as a specialized legal consultancy role to support prime contractors in ensuring statutory compliance and determining the viability of ethics investigations.

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Michigan attorney to provide legal analysis on Detroit Board of Ethics case 2026-02.

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MI, USA

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BOE #2026-02

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Performs preliminary written legal analysis for prime contractors on City of Detroit Board of Ethics projects. Reviews the Notice of Investigation for investigation #2026-02, analyzes the City of Detroit ethics ordinance, and determines if the 2-year limitations period has expired for alleged violations. Requires a licensed attorney admitted to practice in Michigan. Delivers a formal written legal opinion and analysis.

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