- ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - A nationwide study finds state governments lack transparency and accountability to citizens, and remain at high risk for corruption. (WXYZ)
- But now a new ranking from the Center for Public Integrity claims that Michigan as a whole is one of the worst states when it comes to corruptibility. (Huffington Post)
- The project assessed government accountability and efforts to deter corruption and self-dealing ethics enforcement and state budget processes. (RealClearPolitics)
- The eight failing states were North Dakota, Michigan, South Carolina The Sopranos, being among the leaders is counter-intuitive but a tribute to its corruption-fighting reforms, said Nathaniel Heller, managing director of Global Integrity. (msnbc.com)
- Eight states -- North Dakota, Michigan, South Carolina At the same time, those in New Jersey question if a ranking would allow the states storied corruption history to go away. (Huffington Post)
- The year-long study (www.stateintegrity. (Cincinnati.com)
- The F's went to North Dakota, Michigan, South Carolina data-driven assessment of transparency, accountability and anti-corruption mechanisms in all 50 states. (La Crosse Tribune)
- The others are North Dakota, Michigan, South Carolina, Virginia, Wyoming, South Dakota and Georgia. While those states are not generally known for high-profile corruption cases, some states that are notorious received high grades. (Sun-Journal)
- Exemptions to the state Open Records Act have combined with lax enforcement and underfunded ethics agencies to create a recipe for corruption and a public Editors note: North Dakota and Michigan tied at No. 43. Each had 58 percent. (Tulsa World)
- The corruption charges center on using public resources for campaigns The other flunking states were North Dakota, Michigan, South Carolina, Maine, Virginia, Wyoming and South Dakota. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Monday, March 19, 2012
Michigan corruption
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