 | United States. Task Force on Organized Crime - 1967 - 140 pages
...years ago. The potential harm of corruption is greater today if only because the scope of governmental activity is greater. In different places at different...legislators, judges, regulatory agency officials, mayors, councilmen, and other public officials, whose legitimate exercise of duties would block organized... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Judiciary - 1969 - 634 pages
...available data Indicate that organized crime flourishes only where it has corrupted local officials. * * * In different places at different times, organized...legislators, judges, regulatory agency officials, mayors, councilmen and other public officials, whose legitimate exercise of duties would block organized... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Crime - 1990 - 1286 pages
...ago. The potential harm of corruption is greater today if only because the scope of the govermental activity is greater. In different places at different...legislators, judges, regulatory agency officials, mayors, councilmen, and other public officials, whose legitimate exercise of duties would block organized... | |
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... over matters affecting the everyday life of each citizen. Contrast, for example, the way governmental action in contract procurement or zoning functions today with the way it functioned only a few years ago. The potential harm of corruption is greater... 