improper influence
[/ɪmˈprɒpər ˈɪnfluəns/]
nounpl: improper influences
influência indevida
1. The act of exerting pressure or persuasion on someone in an unethical, illegal, or inappropriate manner to achieve a desired outcome
The defendant was accused of improper influence over the jury members before the trial.
O réu foi acusado de exercer influência indevida sobre os membros do júri antes do julgamento.
2. Undue or wrongful pressure applied to a person to make them act against their will or better judgment
The contract was deemed invalid due to improper influence exerted by one party.
O contrato foi considerado nulo devido à influência indevida exercida por uma das partes.
3. In legal contexts, the exercise of authority or power in a corrupt, biased, or abusive manner
The investigation revealed improper influence in the hiring process at the agency.
A investigação revelou influência indevida no processo de contratação da agência.
In both Brazilian and American legal systems, 'improper influence' is a serious allegation commonly found in corruption cases, judicial proceedings, and contract disputes. The term carries significant legal weight and is frequently used in formal accusations, investigations, and trials. In Brazil, discussions of 'influência indevida' often relate to corruption concerns in government and business, reflecting the cultural emphasis on ethical governance and transparent dealings.
NYC Slang
arm-twisting, pressure play, or dirty influence
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