Bribery of County Supervisors or Public Corporations
There are many kinds of crimes in the US legal system. Some crimes are violent, like burglaries and assault cases. Other crimes are regarded as “white collar,” and “victimless” as they are non-violent and involve corporate theft or another type of financial wrongdoing. Even though a white collar crime might appear to be “victimless,” however, these crimes are still taken seriously by the criminal justice system and the penalties for these crimes can be severe.
Bribery and Its Consequences
Bribery of a county supervisor or a public corporation is the act of soliciting a special vote or judgement from a public official in exchange for financial remuneration. A county supervisor who accepts a bribe is also complicit and guilty of a crime. Though these actions do not involve violence against another person, they have ramifications on our culture and on our society, and as such these are serious offenses with serious consequences. If convicted, a person involved in a bribery case can face imprisonment from 15 to 25 years, and hefty legal fines. With a severe punishment also come the loss of reputation an all that involves. Yes, these are serious cases and anyone charged with these crimes must seek expert legal defense right away in order to avoid serious punishment.
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