The Center for the Advancement of Public Integrity aims to improve the capacity of public offices and practitioners to deter, identify, and combat corruption.
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Please join us TODAY at 12:45 PM for a panel discussion about careers in transnational criminal law and what new opportunities there are for employment in several rapidly growing sectors.
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Please join us TODAY at 12:45 pm for a panel discussion on developments in transnational criminal law. Register with the link below:
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TODAY at 1:00 PM, please join us for a timely discussion of the way technology impacts the fight against online child exploitation. Register in advance for the webinar using the following link:
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Please join us TOMORROW at 1:00 pm ET for an important discussion about the role of technology, law, journalism, and public policy in protecting children from online exploitation.
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TOMORROW - please join CAPI for a conversation with Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz - 12:45 p.m.
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CAPI is proud to join @talkingfedspod and this amazing group of women to speak out about the abusive use of DHS agents in Portland. Link to the full video here: bit.ly/tfsisters.
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ICYMI: COVID-19 has ravaged American newsrooms – here's why that matters theconversation.com/covid-19… by me for @ConversationUS > with insights, quotes and analysis from @kristenhare @Sulliview @businessofnews @ColumbiaCAPI @MattLaslo and the late Molly Ivins.
In addition to all the changes around COVID-19, we’ve been tracking the McGahn subpoena and its implications for congressional oversight. Rebecca Darin Goldberg, @ColumbiaLaw ‘21, shared her analysis and conclusions in CAPI’s What Comes Next series: bit.ly/2VFGQ6B
Excellent analysis from the former IG for TARP about why we need additional oversight for COVID19 relief funds.
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"President Donald Trump is treating life-saving medical equipment as emoluments he can dole out as favors to loyalists. It’s the worst imaginable form of corruption — playing political games with lives."
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Trump’s firing and rearranging of IGs is beginning to look like a cynical game of musical chairs. @AnneMilgram and I discuss on this week’s Insider. Listen free: cafe.com/preet
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Virginia's ethics agencies lack enforcement power. A toothless ethics agency cannot serve the public well @democracy4chang's podcast with @unite4integrity's CEO S. Shah on dismal state of VA ethics is now live: democracy4change.org/virgini… Thank you to J. Michael Deal.
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Calling U.S. law students! Are you looking for an opportunity to network with AG office staff and other government officials to prepare for a career in public service? Law students can attend #NAGTRI Academy on March 2 for only $50. Learn more at bit.ly/NAGTRIAcademy.
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With a score of 69, the #UnitedStates 🇺🇸 drops two points since last year to earn its lowest score on the CPI in eight years. #CPI2019 >> bit.ly/30MW5LR
If you need a break from watching the impeachment hearings tomorrow, please join us for a lunchtime discussion with Lawfare editors @Susan_Hennessey and @benjaminwittes to discuss their new book - Unmaking the Presidency.
January 23, 2020 - 12:10 pm - Room JG 104
Excellent analysis about how the Supreme Court’s decision in the “Bridgegate” case could affect future public corruption prosecutions.
The Supreme Court should think long and hard before making sweeping pronouncements that will take away yet another tool prosecutors can use against corrupt public officials, writes Jennifer Rodgers. cnn.it/2RsDGzX
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Please join us on January 23 for a lunchtime discussion with the terrific Lawfare editors Susan Hennessey and Benjamin Wittes at Columbia Law School to discuss their new book - Unmaking the Presidency.
January 23, 2020 - 12:10 pm - Room JG 104
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“Impeachment is a matter of law,” says Professor Philip Bobbitt, “but the most difficult questions of law always in the end turn back to the individual conscience in this country, in this Constitution. And that’s where it should be.” buff.ly/3agJOUy
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Seen a wrongdoing in City government? Speak to an investigator for guidance by calling our hotline at 215-686-1770 or report fraud and corruption online here ➡️ bit.ly/2GGmHpZ #PHLIntegrity
