OIG

Letters from the Issue of August 5-11, 2002

Ethics and E-mails

Miami-Dade's ethics czar decides to use the Internet to upbraid the inspector general. Bad decision

Letters from the Issue of August12-18, 2002

Miami-Dade's ethics czar decides to use the Internet to upbraid the inspector general. Bad decision

Inspector Imperiled

Incredibly, the job of one of the county's most successful and vigilant agents is on the line

Doctors and Deadbeats

Jackson Memorial Hospital's foreign patients owe the county more than $85 million

Special Treatment at Jackson

Miami medical bureaucracy begins to rival the school system

The Firefighter Who Burned His Colleagues

You may call it embezzlement, but charitable union officials have a more polite term: Misspending

Admitting Terror, Part 2

The INS has its own peculiar way of meting out justice: Promote the supervisor who intentionally misled Congress and harass the inspector who warned of terrorists

Used, Abused, and Forgotten

What happens when you muster the courage to complain that you've been sexually assaulted at an INS facility? Not much.

Agents of Deception

A congressional delegation inspected Miami's INS operations and found everything to be running smoothly. No wonder. Investigators later discovered they'd been dealing with...

DeFede

Radio Marti: Ethics in Exile