judicial corruption

He has also prosecuted political and judicial corruption cases.

And, not infrequently, judicial corruption can tip the scales, he said.

Under Mountjoy it was convened only once to hear a case of judicial corruption.

Especially since another 150 previous complaints were not successful either because of violence against the accusers or police and judicial corruption.

This week, in a rare step, officials here announced an investigation into possible judicial corruption in the case, state media reported.

It is well known for its Judicial corruption and haven status for criminals.

The trials stemmed from a major Federal investigation into judicial corruption in Chicago.

There is rampant cover up for judicial corruption.

And the justices can rest with the knowledge that they did not let a troubling case of judicial corruption slip by unnoticed.

In the meantime, more cases involving judicial corruption may be in the offing.

Examples of colonial judicial corruption and hypocrisy are thoroughly explored, but little room is left for character.

Holmes manages to solve both these cases-and expose an instance of judicial corruption in the process.

"This decision smells of corruption, and judicial corruption at that," Senator Espada said.

Mr. Hynes said the plea deal would send a message that judicial corruption would not be tolerated.

Wang mentioned judicial corruption severely undermined the credibility of the judicial system and led to social repercussions.

"We did not wage that civil rights struggle merely to replace one form of judicial corruption with another," the veteran black Congressman said, explaining his vote.

B1 A former judge was given immunity and is expected to testify before a Federal grand jury investigating judicial corruption in Queens, officials said.

"We've been involved in the most extensive political and judicial corruption investigation in all the state," Mr. Hynes said.

In 1939 he was the subject of criminal charges of bribery and judicial corruption that he successfully defended at trial.

Mr. Brennan, who is 68 years old, has steadfastly asserted his innocence and has denied knowledge of any judicial corruption.

Prolonged pretrial detention is a serious problem, and judicial corruption, inefficiency, and executive interference undermine due process.

Judicial corruption (complaint 2).

Also, there is considerable judicial corruption, with the executive branch exerting influence over judges, and lawyers bribing judges.

He served six days in jail on a contempt charge when he was a member of the Connecticut Legislature protesting judicial corruption.

But I was writing about informers and the demoralizing effect they had on the life at Rome, and about judicial corruption.