JTA
When a handful of rabbis, mayors and public officials were among the 44 people arrested last month in New Jersey, capping a multiyear FBI corruption probe, the suspects were hauled off to jail and indicted on the same day the public learned of the investigation.
But in Israel, where public officials from Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert are the subjects of multiple corruption probes, years often pass from the moment the public first learns of an investigation to the moment the suspects are charged with a crime -- if they’re ever indicted at all... Full story