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Bribery, integrity duties, corporate offences, public-sector conduct, and penalties. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
36 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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A person must not buy, sell, or barter a vote or proxy, or engage in corrupt or dishonest practices, in connection with meetings of an insurer’s stockholders or members.
United States — Alabama
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This section prohibits false statements, fraud, bribery-like payments, and interference with classified-service exams and appointments, and it bars appointments where close family relationships exist. Violations are misdemeanors.
United States — Alabama
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This provision bans false statements, bribery-like payments or offers tied to appointments or promotions, obstruction of examination or certification rights, and certain close-relative appointments in the classified service.
United States — Alabama
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A person may not use bribery or other corrupt means to influence an elector’s vote or interfere with the elector’s free exercise of the right of suffrage at any election.
United States — Alabama
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An arbitration award made substantially in compliance with the division is conclusive and final between the parties and their privies, unless the arbitrators acted with fraud, partiality, or corruption.
United States — Alabama
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The plaintiff generally bears the burden of proof on factual issues in a preliminary objection, except that a defendant who raises fraud, corruption, bad faith, or gross abuse of discretion must prove those allegations by clear and convincing evidence.
United States — Alabama
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This section prohibits corrupt or forcible interference with state revenue law administration, forcible rescue of seized property, and intimidation or harassment of taxpayers by Department of Revenue employees; it also sets fines, jail terms, and dismissal consequences.
United States — Alabama
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A person commits bribing a juror by offering, conferring, or agreeing to confer a pecuniary benefit on a juror with corrupt intent.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
This section sets out who serves on the Securities Commission, limits who may be appointed, bars commission personnel from using nonpublic information for personal benefit or disclosing it except in limited situations, and limits commissioners’ civil liability except for corruption.
United States — Alabama
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A probate judge who takes unauthorized or higher fees can be fined, forfeit $50, and lose office in the corruption-related case.
United States — Alabama
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A witness, or someone who thinks they will be called as a witness, commits an offense if they ask for, accept, or agree to accept something of value in exchange for corrupt testimony or avoiding testimony-related legal process or appearances.
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent or a Banking Board member may be removed from office by a two-thirds board vote for listed misconduct, and the superintendent may also be removed without cause by written order of four appointed board members and the Governor.
United States — Alabama
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The Credit Union Board may remove the administrator or a board member from office for specified causes, and the administrator may also be removed without cause by written order of four appointed board members and the Governor.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
This section lists officers who may be impeached and removed from office, and it names the grounds for that action.
United States — Alabama
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A qualified elector may contest the election of certain elected offices on specified grounds.
United States — Alabama
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A qualified elector of a city or town may contest a municipal election for listed causes, but the contest must be started within five days after the result is declared.
United States — Alabama
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A qualified elector may bring a party nomination contest for an office other than a county office if they belong to the party and participated in the primary, based on one or more listed grounds.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
The contestant may only present evidence that supports the stated grounds of contest, and the contestee may only present evidence in rebuttal unless given five days’ notice to take certain evidence; the contestant may then rebut that evidence.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
A municipal election generally cannot be annulled for misconduct, illegal votes, or rejected legal votes unless the vote-count conditions in the section are met.
United States — Alabama
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An election generally cannot be annulled just because of malconduct, bribery, intimidation, illegal votes, or rejected legal votes unless the vote totals would change the outcome.