Bribery in the United States

Author: Wang Yunhai
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book primarily explores the substantive and procedural laws of bribery in the United States, while also providing a very brief analysis of the application of U.S. bribery laws. The author believes that U.S. bribery law has the following three characteristics:
First, whether it is the substantive or procedural law of bribery in the United States, or whether it is the U.S. bribery law itself as a norm of conduct or its application, they are all developed with the fundamental principle of "free competition" of the U.S. social system as their purpose, and they are all clear in their objectives.
Second, whether it is the bribery law itself or its application, they are all carried out on the premise of pursuing political liability and administrative liability, and they are carried out in parallel with or even recognizing the priority of both.
Third, whether it is the bribery law itself or its application, they both focus their emphasis on the process or procedure of pursuing criminal liability, and they are carried out under the condition of active participation of society and the public.