Sentence examples for of judicial corruption from inspiring English sources

That is almost always a swifter, cheaper and more flexible way of solving disputes; it is also, if there is any suspicion of judicial corruption, safer.

He has been found guilty in two cases of judicial corruption and faces a prison sentence should the verdicts be upheld.

Persistent rumours of judicial corruption have also tarnished the court, which began formal proceedings in 2006 under a hybrid structure with both Cambodian and international judges.

Judicial corruption is a lot worse than just "clubby," and Elena is a highly regarded activist who has helped many victims of judicial corruption throughout the United States.

Mr Berlusconi is on trial in Milan accused of judicial corruption, along with a British lawyer who helped to establish a secret offshore network of companies for Mr Berlusconi's business empire.

Behishti, a member of the Bamiyan provincial council, says the death was suicide and that his political enemies cooked up the charges of murder and allegations of judicial corruption.

In the "Law & Order" episode, the discovery of a body floating in the Hudson River leads to the uncovering of a judicial corruption scandal.

The second tale began in 2003 with the arrest of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and continues today as the most high profile example of Russian judicial corruption.

In the "Law & Order" episode, a body found floating in the Hudson River leads to the uncovering of a judicial corruption scandal.

But if the prosecution's case holds up, Mr. Hynes's account, which is based on the witness's statement and secret tape recordings made later, gives a nuts-and-bolts picture of how judicial corruption works.

There are non-economic forms of corruption, including many types of police corruption, judicial corruption, political corruption, academic corruption, and so on.