Criminal
May 10, 2011
Foreign Bribery Case Goes to the Jury
Closing arguments in one of the most significant federal criminal trials to date involving the FCPA ended the four-week trial of two Southern California executives accused of bribing Mexican officials.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Closing arguments in one of the most significant federal criminal trials to date involving the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act concluded Friday as jurors prepared to weigh the fate of two Southern California executives accused of bribing Mexican officials to obtain lucrative contracts.
The trial of Azusa-based electrical equipment maker Lindsey Manufacturing Company and executives Keith L...
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