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Key lawyer in DWP corruption scandal gets 33-month prison sentence

U.S. District Judge Stanley Blumenfeld Jr. ordered Paul Paradis, a former attorney turned cooperating witness for the federal government, to serve 33 months — almost double the 18-month sentence recommended by prosecutors.

AG: Former Medfield Parks and Rec Director indicted for corruption, stealing $100,000 in town funds

Kevin Ryder, 49, of Medfield, who served as Medfield’s Parks and Recreation Department Director for almost 8 years, is charged with four counts of larceny over $1,200 by scheme, one county of larceny under $1,200, one count of accepting illegal gratuities, and two counts of using an official position to secure unwarranted privilege.

INDIFFERENCE IS THE ENEMY OF DEMOCRACY - Kenneth Roth

Some politicians have found political profit in demonizing certain minorities. Rather than appeal to a broad national community, they preach divisiveness and exclusion. The quest for political power has become an end that in their view justifies these means.

SCCAD: LEADERSHIP BY FEAR Ambulance District in St. Charles, Missouri Accused of Corruption, Coverups, and Bullying in the Workplace

Ambulance District Chief threatens employees: "Do not cross me, it will hurt.,,, I am a dangerous individual."

SCANDAL ROCKS FIRE DISTRICT IN MISSOURI, BOARD OF DIRECTORS FACE CHARGES FOR CORRUPTION

Senator Josh Hawley has recommended that the three Board of Directors face the full extent of the law for their wrongdoing. He also states that this must be an example to those who take advantage of taxpayers' hard-earned money and their position.

ALL ABOUT CORRUPTION

Causes of Corruption

United Nations Office on Drug and Crime

Corruption, Human Rights & Democracy

Transparency International, The gold coalition against corruption

Lawyers and Law Firms Integrity Issues

Anti-corruption source center

Beyond Bars - Dirty Lawyers & Crooked Judges

Prosecutors are supposed to work hard, be honest with everyone, and pursue justice.

We found 85,000 cops who’ve been investigated for misconduct. Now you can read their records.

In 2019, USA TODAY led a national effort to publish disciplinary records for police officers. George Floyd's death has renewed calls for transparency

How Big Pharma is Ripping Off America

Big Pharma greed knows no bounds

LIST OF CORRUPT LAWYERS IN AMERICA
WHAT IS CORRUPTION
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