bribery laws

Bribery laws are regulations that prohibit the exchange of money, gifts, or favors to influence someone’s actions, typically in government or business. These laws aim to maintain fairness and integrity in decision-making processes. Both offering and accepting a bribe can lead to severe penalties, including fines and imprisonment. Bribery undermines trust in institutions and can distort economic and social systems. Governments and organizations implement strict measures to detect and prevent bribery to promote transparency and accountability. Overall, these laws help ensure that decisions are made honestly and without undue influence.