Sentence examples for bribe case from inspiring English sources

Senator Smith, as part of the larger bribe case, agreed to use his office to help obtain $500,000 in state financing for improvements of a road that would benefit the Spring Valley project, prosecutors said.

Sorry – when it comes to arms-dealing the Swedes are just as unscrupulous as any other country; the Bofors bribe case in India still bubbles along 20 years later.

Sure enough, within two weeks of her appointment, she dealt with a building explosion, a toppled crane, an indictment of three people in a bribe case, a collapsed scaffolding and 14 structural emergencies related to a spring northeaster.

Andrew Jacobs (NYT) NEWARK: BRIBE CASE PLEA A salesman for an office-cleaning company pleaded guilty yesterday to federal tax evasion, admitting he shared bribe money paid to a manager for Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York, or HIP, in exchange for cleaning contracts.

Along with Mr Previti and several others, he is also a defendant in a third judge-bribing case, known as the SME trial (after a food conglomerate of that name), which is expected to finish next year.So where do the verdict and sentence leave Mr Berlusconi?

Last year, he signed another controversial bill, designed to render large parts of the prosecution's evidence in the judges-bribing cases inadmissible, within a day of parliament's final vote.

It may take up to two years before the European Court comes to an opinion.And last week Italy's final appeals court ruled that another piece of legislation, introduced in October 2001 to render large parts of the prosecution's evidence in the judges-bribing cases inadmissible, had no such effect.

Additionally, negative media reports create public distrust and anger against medical professionals; the media, in generating spectacle, tend to report on medical negligence, health system failures and bribe-taking cases. 1 47–49 This study has several limitations.

Iin the last two years, one justice has pleaded guilty to taking a bribe in a case and been sentenced to prison, another was removed from the bench for financial improprieties, and a third, Gerald P. Garson, has been charged with receiving bribes in divorce cases; he has pleaded not guilty.

In fact, they said, Mr. Silvester never pleaded guilty to accepting a bribe in the case involving Triumph Capital Group, a Boston investment firm for which Mr. Spadoni served as general counsel.

Mr. Susno had become the central figure in the police's fight with the anticorruption agency after being caught in a wiretap asking for a $1 million bribe in a case.