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12 cases of suspected graft referred to prosecutor
By Petra - Mar 31,2015 - Last updated at Mar 31,2015
AMMAN — The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has referred 12 cases to the prosecutor general for suspected graft, an ACC official said Tuesday.
The new cases included suspected financial violations, forgery, wasting public money, favouritism and using Syrian secondary education certificates to register at Jordanian universities and colleges.
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