The gift was disclosed by a former chef at the Executive Mansion, who accused Mr. McDonnell and Virginia's first lady of "wrongdoing" and "abuse" in interviews with investigators from the state police, the attorney general's office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, according to court records.
But Congress surely ought to do whatever it takes to end this wrongdoing and abuse, if for no other reason than that it's done on the taxpayer dime.
At least some people in the government are acting as patriotic insiders and providing the media with information about Trump team wrongdoing and abuses.
I think the viewers, the people at home in front of their sets, would like to hear you say that there were more than mistakes, that there was wrongdoing and certainly abuse of power.
Starting with "One for the Road" in 1983, Mr. Pinter has produced several terse, tough plays that deal openly with torture, political wrongdoing and the abuse of human rights.
Unfortunately for the country, the fact that you can get a mug like the one DeLay provided for his perp portrait, or ones like this or these, in the face of blatant wrongdoing and rampant abuse of power, sends a psychological signal, at a deep cognitive level, that nothing seems so wrong.
The current structure of these ordeals in the courts along with the tools of the trade favor protections put in place to shield the wrongdoings and ethical abuses of judges and lawyers on many levels.
In recent decades a critical role of the federal government has been to enforce laws that protect marginalized communities from discrimination, with offices in multiple agencies focused on investigating wrongdoing and curbing civil rights abuses.
The counter-suit states that the RIAA's wrongdoings include civil conspiracy (to commit extortion, illegal investigations, and computer fraud), computer fraud and abuse, trespass, deceptive and unfair trade practices, declaratory judgment, and abuse of process.
Because fraud and abuse happen.
The Fine Line Between Use and Abuse.
