When is it legal to bribe someone?
In everyday life? Where is it a shade of grey?
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It’s always legal to bribe someone so long as it doesn’t interfere with what’s written in constitutional/local law. You can bribe a baby not to cry with candy, bribe a friend to do your homework, or even bribe someone to sleep with you. It’s treated as more of a compensation than lawless act. However, if such bribe is done to/by politicians or law enforcement officers it’ll be punishable by law as it has gone against their work ethics.
When dealing with the government, it’s all semantics:
Bribes: illegal
“Campaign contributions”: perfectly legal
When it refered to as “tipping”.
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