Corruption

Corruption, in the context of Crime Against State Law, refers to the abuse of power by government officials for personal gain. This can include bribery, embezzlement, or favoritism, undermining public trust and the fair functioning of government. It distorts decision-making processes, leading to policies that benefit a few over the many. Corruption erodes the rule of law, hampers economic development, and can contribute to social inequality. Ultimately, it represents a violation of the responsibility officials have to serve the public's interest, threatening the integrity of institutions and the broader society.