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ITEM 8 · EACH CLASS NAMED AND TESTED; THE ONE BANKED OFFICIAL-FINDING CASE PRINTED AT ITS SIZE
The checklist enumerates the money fights a town can have — and the run reports Walkerton's by class, because the class with a member and the classes without one are equally the finding. Pay-to-play contracting: no allegation, investigation, or finding of contract-for-contribution dealing stands against the town's government in the record reached — tested, none found. Housing-authority fraud: the town's housing runs through the county's authority structures (boundary ground); no fraud or defalcation finding attaches to a Walkerton housing body in the record reached — tested, none found. Police-tapes and records fights: none documented against the town's department in the record reached — its file in Government is the chiefs' successions and the station's course. Official misconduct, the class with a member:Defalcation: the 1925 Place trustee defalcation is a bank-era crime and business fact, told in Crime & Public Safety and Businesses at pointer here (with the DF-W-3 identity discipline — the trustee of the Place telling is not merged with any other Place of the record). The item closes DUG: the classes tested, the members named, the blanks printed as blanks.
Principal sources: Government (the admonition; the department's course); Crime & Public Safety and Businesses (the 1925 defalcation, pointer); DF-W-3 (the identity discipline).