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The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts takes no responsibility for, and exercises no control over, the organizations, views, accuracy, copyright or trademark compliance or legality of the material contained on these sites. Links are merely provided for user convenience. Any questions or comments concerning a site should be directed to the institution that maintains it. The Administrative Office accepts no responsibility for, and does not endorse, any product, organization, or content at any linked site, or at any site to which that site may be linked. The Administrative Office accepts no responsibility for the availability or functionality of any link.  \n§ 140.55 Training  \n§ 140.60 Continuing Education  \n§ 150 Procurement Integrity and Ethics  \n§ 150.10 Section Overview  \n§ 150.20 Procurement Integrity Act  \n§ 150.30 Conflicts of Interest  \n§ 150.40 Standards of Conduct  \n§ 150.50 Gratuities or Gifts  \n§ 160 Ratification  \n§ 160.10 Definition  \n§ 160.15 Authority to Ratify  \n§ 160.20 Procedures to Request Ratification  \n§ 160.25 Criteria for Approving Ratifications  \n§ 160.30 Who May Authorize Ratification  \n§ 160.35 Ratification Actions by Contracting Officer  \n§ 160.40 Non-Ratifiable Unauthorized Commitments  \n§ 160.45 Reporting Requirement  \n§ 160.50 Employee Consequences  \n§ 170 Release of Information  \n§ 170.10 Judiciary Policy  \n§ 170.20 Awarded Contracts  \n§ 170.30 Internal Documents  \n§ 170.40 Obtaining Guidance  \n§ 170.50 Unsuccessful Proposals  \n§ 170.60 Debriefing  \n§ 170.70 Clause  \nAppendices 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Procurement Programs\n## § 140.30 Level 3 Certification\n## § 140.35 Level 4 Certification\n## § 140.40 Level 5 Certification\n## § 140.45 Level 6 Certification\n## § 140.50 Level 7 Certification\n## § 140.55 Training\n## § 140.60 Continuing Education\n# § 150 Procurement Integrity and Ethics\n## § 150.10 Section Overview\n## § 150.20 Procurement Integrity Act\n## § 150.30 Conflicts of Interest\n## § 150.40 Standards of Conduct\n## § 150.50 Gratuities or Gifts\n# § 160 Ratification\n## § 160.10 Definition\n## § 160.15 Authority to Ratify\n## § 160.20 Procedures to Request Ratification\n## § 160.25 Criteria for Approving Ratifications\n## § 160.30 Who May Authorize Ratification\n## § 160.35 Ratification Actions by Contracting Officer\n## § 160.40 Non-Ratifiable Unauthorized Commitments\n## § 160.45 Reporting Requirement\n## § 160.50 Employee Consequences\n# § 170 Release of Information\n## § 170.10 Judiciary Policy\n## § 170.20 Awarded Contracts\n## § 170.30 Internal Documents\n## § 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