Assertion: bribery | /r/HasProperty | considered
Facets:
value: according to teachout’s study
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: According to Teachout’s study, “Bribery and extortion were ... considered per se corrupt, but such crimes were rarely punished criminally, so invocations of bribery were rarely in reference to criminal law standards, and were more often in reference to the use of a gift, political office, or flattery to persuade someone to change a course of action.