Not exact matches
Two lead prosecutors handling the case — Thomas McKay
and Nicolas Roos — are part of the
public corruption unit of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan
and prosecute
public officials
and people engaged in conspiracy or
fraud against the government.
Percoco was found guilty of three counts of
public corruption, namely conspiracy to commit honest - services
fraud, conspiracy to commit honest - services wire
fraud and solicitation of bribes
and gratuities.
It's is a win - win for taxpaying New Yorkers — it roots out
public corruption and rewards the good people who blow the whistle on
fraud.»
He added that
corruption, such as voter
fraud and bribing
public officials was present among all races including the «Anglo - Saxon» community but insisted the problem was found «mainly [in] the Pakistani community».
I'm a Democrat
and I tell my fellow Democrats it is the party that tells voters the
public sector can be a force for good, we have to be the harshest critics of
corruption and waste
and fraud in government.»
«I was, however, advised otherwise particularly as government's current war against
corruption has unwittingly created an enabling environment for mischief, harassment,
fraud and revenge to thrive through malicious petitions against perceived enemies with the sole aim of disparaging them
and bringing them to
public odium.
To conduct special investigations
and prosecute cases of
public corruption, white - collar crime, tax
fraud and arson.
«If it's a reversal, it's going to make it more difficult for these cases in the future,» said Randall Eliason, a former federal prosecutor specializing in
public corruption and government
fraud.
d. Dealing effectively with
corruption in the management of
public finances, especially by bringing to a halt the unbridled resort to restricted tendering
and sole sourcing e. Undertaking a proper biometric - based payroll audit to eliminate ghost workers as well as implement biometric based payment system for all
public sector workers to deal with
fraud in government payroll.
Randall Eliason, a former prosecutor who specialized in
public corruption and government
fraud, said an elected official could now demand $ 10,000 for arranging a meeting for a constituent
and not run afoul of federal bribery law.
«Some examples of information that can be submitted include: Mismanagement or misappropriation of
public funds
and assets (e.g. properties
and vehicles); financial malpractice or
fraud; collecting / soliciting bribes;
corruption; diversion of revenues, fraudulent
and unapproved payments; splitting of contracts; procurement
fraud (kickbacks
and over-invoicing etc.).»
«Those of us who believe in government as a force for good must be the very harshest critics when it comes to waste,
fraud,
and corruption in the
public sector,» Schneiderman said in a press release.
4) George Ryan, Republican of Illinois — Convicted in 2006 of 18 felony
corruption counts for racketeering, mail
fraud and tax
fraud — largely related to selling government licenses
and contracts as a
public official.
«We must have a zero tolerance for
public corruption and we will continue to partner with law enforcement to root out
fraud and protect the taxpayers.»
The
public now has another way to report suspicions of government
fraud and corruption in Erie County — by filling out an online complaint directly with the District Attorney's Office.
Silver is accused of lying
and misleading the
public about the source of his outside income
and of going great lengths to conceal at least 15 years of
fraud from the Moreland Commission, which was established to clean up the
corruption in Albany.
The one in New York City, where the charity is based, headed by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, a prosecutor who made a name for himself in the midst of the the financial crisis by acting on
fraud and public corruption cases.
Cuomo's decision to empanel the 25 - member group followed a year of indictments illustrative of Albany's infamous culture of
corruption, during which
public officials were found to have attempted bribery
and fraud in exchange for career advancements or varying sums of money.
The only candidate with the skill set to combat white collar crime,
public corruption, financial mismanagement
and medicaid
fraud is Bob Antonacci.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, a prosecutor who made a name for himself in the midst of the the financial crisis by acting on
fraud and public corruption cases, is reportedly probing the Clinton Foundation
The one in New York City, where the charity is based, is reportedly headed by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, a prosecutor who made a name for himself in the midst of the the financial crisis by acting on
fraud and public corruption cases.
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday said it was desirous of checkmating
fraud and corruption in the
public service.
«It is my firm belief that until the
public truly understands
and appreciates the cruel aspect - not to mention the
corruption and consumer
fraud - connected with «dealing dogs», Ohio dog auctions will continue to generate millions of dollars for their breeders
and distributors.»
They simply think that science has utterly failed to produce the correct answer on everything from basic thermodynamics to analysis of temperature station data, that scientists chase research grant money by producing answers useful for the expansion of government power, that every single mechanism intended to prevent
corruption and fraud has failed
and of course that scientists are individually
and collectively involved in a conscious effort to lie to the
public.
White collar crime is a generic term for crimes involving antitrust violations, computer / internet
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The longtime
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His experience includes work in government - contract
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While there, Muthyala directed grand jury investigations
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Their return to private practice was applauded by former Assistant United States Attorney
and Chief of Major
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Before private practice, he was a federal prosecutor for 21 years, prosecuting white collar crime,
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Currently at its second edition, the conference will focus on Techniques for preventing, detecting & investigating
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Sections 24 (a)
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fraud or
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public policy of Singapore.
Represented a Fortune 1000
public company
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He has conducted a wide array of internal investigations
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public corruption, FCPA
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We regularly defend individuals
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and their foreign affiliates in internal
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fraud,
corruption and bribery including FCPA
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and false information charges
and violations of the Racketeer Influenced
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