Juvenile boot camps: "puff piece" turns into revelations about abuse

Article Abstract:

The National guard stripped the facilities of their military bent and ousted the secretary of the department of juvenile justice. The series showed that guard at the camps were routinely assaulting juveniles in their care, kicking, punching and slapping them to the ground without provocation, often while kids were handcuffed and shackled.

Crimes against, Juvenile offenders, Juvenile justice, Administration of, Administration of juvenile justice

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Trucking: licensing scam led to dangerous drivers on the highway

Article Abstract:

The parade of public officials who have marched to prison for corruption in the Windy City is explained. One of them is the story, which began on Sept. 3, 1998, when federal prosecutors announced the arrests of two state employees on extortion charges.

Government regulation, Bribery, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Truck drivers

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Supreme deals: judges' abuse of power exposed

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An account of the misuse of power on the part of Supreme court Justice, Charles Freeman is given. He used his powers to appoint other judges as a favor to politicians and running illegal political campaigns.

Misconduct in office, Supreme Court justices, Freeman, Charles

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