1. The evidence is, in the case of corporate crime, that nothing much happens by way of public scandal and social ruin.

2. ‘The document addresses the public scandal of politicians who persistently and Contumaciously oppose the church's teaching without any appropriate response from their pastors.’ ‘He was practical and level-headed, and the things he saw in this new world Contumaciously defied everything he …

3. Leslie-Anne Beldamme Sjælland, Denmark / Greater London (England), United Kingdom 1965 Pop (vocals) english I Wonder Where They Are Now - After living and working with art in the UK for decades, Leslie-Anne (later known as Anna Castberg) became a public scandal in Denmark in 1996

4. Convents in the 16 th, 17 th, and 18 th Centuries- emphasis on Italian and French monasteries-Clerics continued to be nuns’ lovers, but now a group of fashionable young men, called ‘monachini’, courted nuns-Many nuns in Convents ignored other nuns’ affairs or helped them to try to avoid a public scandal-