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Bribery

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  1. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    in 2018, China convicted over 30,000 of taking bribes, 288,000 IP cases concluded, 28 million law suits filed

    By William Byrnes

    Among them were 18 officials at or above ministerial level, including Sun Zhengcai. Another 2,466 people were convicted of offering bribes last year, according to the annual work report of…

  2. My Shingle

    Who Cares About Opening Doors When You Can Own the Building?

    By Carolyn Elefant

    Like many of my lawyer colleagues with college-aged students, I’ve been tracking the college admissions scandal with interest, particularly the involvement of Gordon Caplan , co-chair at Wilkie, Farr &…

  3. FCPA Professor

    Issues To Consider From The MTS Enforcement Action

    By Mike Koehler

    This previous post went in-depth into the recent Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement action against Russia-based MTS for bribing alleged Uzbekistan telecom officials. As highlighted in this prior post, the…

  4. China Law Blog

    The College Cheating Scandal and Overseas Corruption: Not Worth It

    By Dan Harris

    I've become obsessed with the college cheating scandal that has so far implicated Hollywood celebrities, a high-end lawyer from a Wall Street Law Firm, and a "slew of CEOs," among…

  5. Simple Justice

    Gaming The Game of College Admissions

    By Scott Greenfield

    That Aunt Becky was named in the complaint made it a lock that it would be front page news, but charges against 33 “affluent parents,” not to mention college coaches…

  6. IPethics & INsights

    Varsity Blues: What Bar Discipline Lies Ahead For Lawyer In College Admissions Scandal

    By Michael E. McCabe Jr.

    The co-chair of Willkie Farr, Gordon Caplan, was named today in an unsealed federal indictment. The result of an FBI investigation dubbed “Operation Varsity Blues,” Caplan, as well as dozens…

  7. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    Arrests of Yale, U of Texas, Yale, Stanford, USC, UCLA, and Georgetown Staff for Bribery for College Admissions

    By William Byrnes

    Defendants include CEOs, actresses, university athletic coaches, and college exam administrators Dozens of individuals involved in a nationwide conspiracy that facilitated cheating on college entrance exams and the admission of…

  8. Simple Justice

    Impeachment And The “Plain Meaning” of Bribery

    By Scott Greenfield

    For as long as I’ve practiced law, non-lawyers have argued that the Constitution ought to mean what it says. To lawyers, this evokes the normal round of head-shaking, since “what…

  9. SEC Actions

    Business in Uzbekistan: $1B in Bribes Ends With $2.5B in FCPA Penalties

    By Thomas Gorman

    Last week the DOJ and SEC settled the third installment in a trilogy of cases arising from “an almost $1 billion bribery scheme that reached the highest echelons of the…

  10. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    Three Former Mozambican Government Officials and Five Business Executives Indicted in Alleged $2 Billion Fraud and Money Laundering Scheme That Victimized U.S. Investors

    By William Byrnes

    More Than $200 Million in Alleged Bribes and Kickbacks Paid to Mozambican Government Officials and Investment Bankers BROOKLYN, NY – An indictment was unsealed on March 4, 2019, charging Najib…