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To secure/accelerate a performance of a duty Not asking to break law AKA: “speed money” “grease money” “vigorish” |
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Varies from what law requires Paying for non application of a law Breaks laws Commercial area (inspectors, buildings, health) Could lead to long term association (ex black mail) Can be detected |
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Outright purchase (bribery) |
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Briber has purchased the official Idea: get hired as consultant for the bribe, get clean money Court room: Recipient of bribe gets prosecuted Payer gets immunity |
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public official demands money from citizen |
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Contracts -10% = standard tipping Variation/substitute of direct bribe Engineering, architecture, any business which govt is contracting |
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Procurement) is the acquisition of goods and/or services at the best possible total cost of ownership. Used to Stop Kick backs To deter- throw out all bids and start over Rewrite the rules to exclude Encourage bidders to dropout Encourage bidders to join together |
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low bid, but, gets more money approved as time goes on Performance bond- like insurance policy, done by this date or govt pays money |
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name for legislative extortion (milking money) |
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compulsory campaign contributions illegal |
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-( to unite or combine) some corruption is typical, some necessary |
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disintegrative corruption: |
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: ( to decay, separate parts) |
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Illegal; Exercise power for personal gain; Use inside info to make profit (buy land, sell to government) Easy to conceal, hard to convict George W Plankett |
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to the victor goes the spoils |
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after winning election, give government jobs to its voters as a reward for working toward victory, and as an incentive to keep working for the party, not hired on merit |
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quatters that organized together to make rules and protect each others claims. When auctions occurred, club would intimidate outside buyers. |
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large property grant which was supposed to remain unclaimed for the use of al residents. |
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Land fraud. 1794, Georgia legislature sold piece of land 35,000,000 acres to four land companies. Robert Morris, Patrick Henry got some of the land. Grant was later cancelled and resold to settlers. |
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made windfall profits on gunpowder contract. The owners of the Co issued the contract |
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didn’t buy the 640 acres, just found a large piece of land and lived there |
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Intended to make land sales easier. BC many settlers couldn’t meet their payments and govt decided not to foreclose. Nonpayment became the rule bc there was no penalty. |
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goodman/bad man explanation of corruption: |
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Good guy can be corrupted. Corruption = financial, social, not just political. It can happen in any institution. (Lincoln Steffens) |
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The people blessed by God (to govern etc) Example: Winthrop, Dudley, Ontenstahl Puritans= theocracy, they governed community |
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urban planning, system of land use regulation |
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trade of stock or bonds etc |
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appearance of being real, lacking capacity to function |
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bond issued w detachable coupons that must be presented to the issuer for interest programs |
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competing personal or professional interests |
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Demographic factors (theory of corruption) |
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Lincoln steffens Some ethnic groups are more likely to be corrupt then other people |
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Overdecentralization (theory of corruption) |
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US has decentralized law enforcement and no coordination. Corruption therefore, may thrive in pockets such as specific cities or counties example: police=corrupt |
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The system causes corruption (theory of corruption) |
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The benefits of our materialistic society and hte size of possible rewards to be gained encourage people to be corrupt |
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ways to deter competitive bidding |
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Throw out all bids and start over rewrite the rules to exclude encourage bidders to drop out Encourage bidders to join together |
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Criteria that corruption is based on |
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Legality Public Interest Public Opinion |
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