OTTAWA – A two-year inquiry into Brian Mulroney’s dealings with 
German-Canadian arms lobbyist Karlheinz Schreiber has concluded that the
 former prime minister acted in an “inappropriate” way when he accepted 
large amounts of cash from Schreiber.
The report by Justice Jeffrey Oliphant said Mulroney “failed to 
live up to the standard of conduct that he himself adopted in the 1985 
ethics code.”
The judge said he could not accept Mulroney’s testimony that his 
acceptance of at least $225,000 in cash was an error in judgment. 
Rather, it was an attempt to hide the transactions, Oliphant said.
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