Government
Nov. 28, 2012
Government's new FCPA guidelines leave prosecutors plenty of flexibility, defense lawyers say
Defense attorneys did not get the specifics they were hoping for when the government issued extensive guidelines on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act earlier this month.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Defense attorneys did not get the specifics they were hoping for when the government issued extensive guidelines on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act earlier this month.
Instead of clarifications on the benefits of self-disclosure, what constitutes a foreign official and what regulators expect of a compliance program, attorneys found a bundle of the government's previously stated positions, op...
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