The judge, Verdejo, is seen as a corrupt force when faced with the inquiry into the attack on Marín's house. ... "Matto de Turner's explanation for the corrupting nature of the juridico-political structure is a lack of education" (Turner, Hudson 16). Matto de Turner's explanation for the corrupting nature of the juridico-political structure is a lack of education. ... "At times, the reader could be misleading into thinking that the plight of the Indians is due to this corrupt governing body and that if they were to comply with their obligations, the problems coul...

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The two characters remind the reader of corrupt figures in politics such as the famous Boss Tweed. ... Often corrupt political figures indirectly pay off other individuals to do the "dirty work" and blackmail their enemies. Although Willie Starks may have been acting corruptly for a good purpose it was still illegal and wrong. ... The death of Willie Starks and the circumstances force Jack to rethink the way he thinks. ... In a time when America's economy was low I suspect that the temptation was high to act corruptly. ...

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Robert McChesney is dreaming for a utopian society, wherein the perturbed will have a say in and will speak about the goings on. Unfortunately, I don't think we"re even close to having that kind of say so. At least he realizes that even the most rational and logical solution cannot be forced upon ...

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