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abuse of public trust

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Malcolm Taylor, from the West Yorkshire CPS, described Shannon's kidnap as a "cynical plot" and added: "This was an abuse of public trust, public services, the public purse and,worst of all, Matthews' own daughter for personal gain.
Pure evil; How mother of Shannon Matthews (right) is branded after ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Finneran's sins, but it is fitting the episode that led to his official disgrace in a federal courtroom yesterday and the occasion of his most egregious and flagrantly political abuse of public trust were one and the same: his role in the state's redistricting in 2001.
Finneran's guilt; Ex-speaker snagged in his own gerrymander by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
With no apparent sense of shame over this scandal, he now says he sees ``nothing improper'' about that brazen abuse of public trust, that waste of millions of dollars of what should be public money, that corruption of very fundamental rules of public service.
EDITORIAL HAHN'S NEW LOW by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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