And no bribery shalt thou take, for bribery blindeth those that see clearly and maketh the words of just men waver. The Stone Edition Chumash does not list commentaries on this pasuk. However, Rav Hirsch's comments are quite extensive.
Bribery kills the intellectual and moral force of the one who receives it.
Bribery blinds the sight of one who otherwise sees clearly, unconsciously prejudices his way of looking at the case. His sight becomes clouded, his word faltering. The idea of bribery in the spirit of Jewish law is given the widest extension. Jewish administration of justice was completely free, and was not allowed to be paid for. Rav Hirsch's complete comments on this small sentence are twice as long as what is listed here.