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Category: Public corruption
Australia's automated welfare-debt scheme that wrongly accused large numbers of people of owing money to the government.
Many people remember Robodebt as an unlawful scheme exposed by the royal commission, but not that it is still producing official misconduct findings, bureaucratic reform work, and new compensation proceedings in 2026.
The British Horizon scandal in which faulty software contributed to wrongful accusations and prosecutions of sub-postmasters.
The public broadly knows Horizon was a miscarriage of justice. What many people miss is that redress remains incomplete, some eligible people still have not claimed, and the compensation architecture is still being rebuilt in 2026.
The old LA County Assessor bribery case that once felt huge and then seemed to disappear.
It is a near-perfect example of a case many people assume is over until they learn it is still alive.
The veteran LA politician convicted in the USC benefits-for-favors corruption case.
The public heard about the conviction and then mostly stopped hearing anything. That silence is part of what makes the case notable.
The sweeping City Hall corruption scandal tied to development, bribery, and backroom deal-making.
People remember the raids and the headlines, but many never tracked the case to the guilty plea, sentencing, and prison reporting date.