Criminal
Mar. 30, 2011
Judge to Rule on Key Evidence in FCPA Trial
Two U.S. businessmen and their sales agent accused of bribing Mexican government officials for lucrative contracts face trial next week, in a case that could be a litmus test for other FCPA indictments.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Two U.S. businessmen and their sales agent accused of bribing Mexican government officials for lucrative contracts face trial next week, in a case that could be a litmus test for how future indictments under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act play out. But the battle between federal prosecutors and the defense team has already kicked into high gear, with the judge likely to rule today on whether p...
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