Federal agents arrested Mr. Cammarano in July 2009, along with nearly two dozen other public officials, including building inspectors and state legislators, in the largest single corruption sweep in New Jersey's checkered political history.
A high police official said this was the largest number of policemen to become involved in a single corruption case since the disclosures of Harry Gross, Brooklyn bookmaker, in the early nineteen‐fifties.
With a stoic face and a soft, gravelly voice, William L. Paroli Sr., the former chairman of the Dutchess County Republican Party, pleaded guilty today to a single federal corruption charge.
El Bronco hammers home a single issue: "Corruption.
Our nation's Founders knew that because the presidency "was to be administered by a single man... corruption was more within the compass of probable events," as James Madison explained.
Few have recognized that both the NSA's pattern of spying and then lying about it and the CIA's trajectory of first committing torture crimes, then spying on Congress to cover it up, then lying about the spying when caught, can be described in a single word: corruption.
Mr. Wen reiterated his position that a lack of political reform could threaten China's economic advances, singling out corruption as the Communist Party's single biggest threat.
It's been really bad for Bulgarians because we ourselves are not very happy with our country," she said singling out corruption as a particular affliction.
The president called on Congress swiftly to approve a constitutional reform, put forward by the opposition National Action Party (PAN), to create an interlocking system of enforcement and supervision, rather than a single anti-corruption agency.
By singling out corruption in a folksy visit to a Brazilian favela on his first trip abroad as pope, Francis, an Argentine-born Jesuit, emphasized his aim to refocus the Roman Catholic Church on the neglected margins of society, especially in Brazil and other parts of Latin America where the popularity of evangelical churches has surged among the poor in recent decades.
The 2009 case was the largest single-day corruption arrest in New Jersey history, bringing down elected and appointed officials in a pay-to-play scandal connected to an organ-selling deal.
