Sentence examples for corruption justice from inspiring English sources

"The construction industry in New York City over the decades has been rife with corruption," Justice McLaughlin said.

"We now conclude that independent expenditures, including those made by corporations, do not give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the decision.

It is a sardonic take on agitprop fiction exploring themes of political corruption, justice, destiny and timeless love, with a bit of metaphysics thrown in for good measure". Trenchard-Smith acknowledges that The Headsman's Daughter does not neatly fit into a single genre.

John McAndris, 57, betrayed his responsibility to clients while engaging in a scheme involving fraud, falsification of business records and enterprise corruption, Justice Edward McLaughlin of the New York Supreme Court said.

But the Supreme Court, in a 6-0 ruling, accepted none of it, accusing Judge Samay in its opinion of "venality and corruption of justice to advance his personal interest".

Every day is a corruption of justice and faith.

Judges and many ordinary citizens are increasingly disgusted at the corruption of justice.

It laments that society is divided, Kuwait's oil wealth has been pillaged thanks to corruption, the justice system is unfair, and human rights are neglected.

But the man most people blame for the culture of widespread corruption escaped justice when he died at the age of 71.

He rationalised the use of death squads and the corruption of justice: Everything done by a government and its agents in combating insurgency must be legitimate.

It must also – and I am thinking in particular of the fight against corruption and justice reform – [accept that] these are areas where vigorous measures are expected".