The document defines and discusses different types of corruption including political corruption, police corruption, and corporate corruption. Political corruption involves government officials using their power for private gain. Police corruption sometimes involves accepting bribes to ignore illegal activities like drug rings. Corporate corruption refers to crimes committed either by a corporation or its employees for the benefit of the corporation.

1. CORRUPTION

2. GIVING OR
OBTAINING ADVANTAGE
THROUGH MEANS WHICH ARE
ILLEGITIMATE, IMMORAL, AND/OR
INCONSISTENT WITH ONE'S DUTY OR
THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS.

3. POLITICAL
CORRUPTION

4. POLITICAL
CORRUPTION IS THE USE
OF LEGISLATED POWERS
BY GOVERNMENT
OFFICIALS FOR
ILLEGITIMATE PRIVATE
GAIN.

5. THE DEGREE TO WHICH
CORRUPTION IS PERCEIVED TO
EXIST AMONG PUBLIC OFFICIALS
AND POLITICIANS.

6. POLICE
CORRUPTION

7. ONE COMMON FORM OF POLICE
CORRUPTION IS SOLICITING AND/OR
ACCEPTING BRIBES IN EXCHANGE
FOR NOT REPORTING ORGANIZED
DRUG OR PROSTITUTION RINGS OR
OTHER ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES.

8. CORPORATE
CORRUPTION

9. IN CRIMINOLOGY, C
ORPORATE
CRIME REFERS TO
CRIMES COMMITTED
EITHER BY
A CORPORATION.

10. PERCENTAGE OF CORPORATE
CORRUPTION HAPPENS IN DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES.