Corruption can occur in many different ways, for example, it can be active or passive, public or private. In all cases, it represents conduct that is liable to severe criminal prosecution, as it is considered a serious act. Maître Antoine Beraud, a lawyer at the Marseille Bar, explains in this article the characteristics of corruption and the penalties incurred. Definition of corruption The Criminal Code defines corruption in Article 435-1 as the act of “soliciting or agreeing, without right, at any time, directly or indirectly, to offers, promises, gifts, presents…
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