In this case, the FBI was under intense scrutiny from the public, which demanded a resolution to the investigation. This public pressure may have led to the premature naming of a suspect. When investigators are committed to a conclusion, they may be tempted to engage in "_________" corruption and alter evidence to ensure a conviction.

As the exercise presents, a noble cause corruption case would be that in which the investigators use unethical or illegal means to attain desirable goals. For example, in the case presented, the investigators were under intense scrutiny from the public which demanded a resolution (a responsible most likely). This pressure may have led them to a premature naming of a suspect to achieve a conclusion for the case. In this premature naming they may have engaged in a noble cause corruption by, for example, planting evidence.

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Answer: Noble cause

Explanation:

Noble cause corruption is described as the corruption where there is pressure from a sector to use illegal means to achieve a goal that pleases them and appears to have greater benefit. This condition happens most times when the society has lost faith in the law handling decision in the society or they are weak supervision over a case. The people's pressure we're much on the FBI which may result in the FBI giving a wrong conclusion on the case as a result of the pressure.

corruption caused by the adherence to a teleological ethical system, suggesting that people will use unethical or illegal means to attain desirable goals, a result which appears to benefit the greater good