- October 10, 2026
Ecuador judge convicts 20 in judiciary corruption case – Reuters
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Houston Police Department close to completing review in suspended cases scandal – Houston Public Media
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Judge tosses last charge against ex-prosecutor accused of misconduct in Ahmaud Arbery case – Enid News & Eagle
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Wandsworth: Ex-prison officer jailed over sex with inmate – BBC.com
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Surveillance and the state: South Africa’s proposed new spying law is open for comment – an expert points out its flaws – The Conversation
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Former St. Helens police chief accused of misconduct in damning report – KATU
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New GRECO report on Poland’s progress to prevent corruption of MPs, judges and prosecutors – Council of Europe
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San Francisco Bay Area police department mired in racist text scandal agrees to reforms – The Associated Press
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Prison romp scandal rocks Germany as teenage inmate 'seduces two different jail officials' with both women in – Daily Mail
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Experts sound the alarm over South Africa’s new ‘spy bill’ – BusinessTech
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