"It's a flagrant conflict of interest," Mr. Mele said.
Chief Justice Ronald Castille has a classic and flagrant conflict of interest: he is passing judgment on a prosecution that he approved and oversaw, and on a trial judge's ruling that strongly censured that prosecution.
As you've heard, if you follow the media scene, some of AOL's business dealings were connecting with its journalism in a spectacularly blatant way until the company backed off, at least officially, from what looked like a flagrant conflict of interest.
And what authority can you bring to my attention that says its not a blatant, flagrant conflict of interest?.
Billionaires with flagrant conflicts of interest dictate economic policy.
The complaint states that the charities "operated as personal fiefdoms characterized by rampant nepotism, flagrant conflicts of interest, and excessive insider compensation, with none of the financial and governance controls that any bona fide charity would have adopted".
Last month, Trump mounted a quasi-legal coup of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, installing a loyalist with flagrant conflicts of interest in a key watchdog role responsible for keeping tabs on student loans, home mortgages, and other easily abused financial products.
He launched a campaign to expose what he called "a flagrant contempt for the interests of the taxpayer".
The commissioner "only needed weeks in his new position to show such flagrant support for industry interests ahead of his own portfolio," said Martin Häusling, a German member of the European Parliament for the Greens.
Such a flagrant violation of conflict of interest and First Amendment, as to merit a schooling on the Constitutionality, by non other than, Norman Siegel and Ron Kuby.
