Why do Judges Commit Financial Crimes?

The bigger financial criminals

By Dr. Raida Al-Awamleh Last updated Nov 28, 2018 2,679

When it comes to committing crimes, anyone can fall prey. It takes a day for a person to become a villain. The reason behind someone getting involved in corrupt practices isn’t always defined. It can either be an increase of needs or simply greed taking over virtues. Law-makers and law-enforcers can also be the guilty – reason? Large sums of money. When we look at the bigger financial criminals, we…

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Dr. Raida Al-Awamleh

Owner of International Magazine registered at Library of Congress under the title : Anti- Financial Crimes Magazine issued semi-annually, published by RAA International Group, LLC in Miami - USA. Assigned as an Arbitrator and Expert with ICCA- International Council for Commercial Arbitration, Association with Permanent Court of Arbitration.
Registered as USA International Journalist and reporter in Newspaper-TV and magazines writes locally and internationally in Economic, Politics and Legal sections. Speaker at international and local conferences. Member of United Nations Association of the United State of American- Program of the United Nations Foundation. Media correspondent for United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva. Approved by United Nations to Model United Nations in Youth and Students conferences. Author for books published internationally in USA and Europe, and recognized as references for higher education theses and studies.

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