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  1. Legal Profession Blog

    This Bud’s For You

    By Michael Frisch

    A story from last week's Charlotte News & ObserverA Superior Court judge was convicted Friday on charges that he tried to bribe a federal agent with two cases of Bud…

  2. The Right Coast

    Ex-California state senator faces 5 years for taking bribes | WSB-TV

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Jaime Regalado, a political science professor at California State University, Los Angeles, said the convictions of the Calderons were symbolically important, but he didn't think they would have a big…

  3. The D&O Diary

    Guest Post: U.S. Parent Company Enters U.K.-Style Deferred Prosecution Agreement for Bribery

    By Kevin LaCroix

    [caption id="attachment_12898" align="alignleft" width="225"] Francis Kean[/caption] Deferred prosecution agreements have long been a part of the U.S. criminal enforcement environment, but they are relatively new in the United Kingdom. In…

  4. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    Former President Of The Costa Rican Soccer Federation And Member-Elect Of The FIFA Executive Committee Pleads Guilty To Racketeering And Corruption Charges

    By William Byrnes

    Eduardo Li pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy, wire fraud, and wire fraud conspiracy in connection with his receipt of bribes in exchange for his awarding contracts for the media and…

  5. The Paterson Criminal Law Blog

    Clifton MRI Facility Owners, Roselle NJ Chiropractor Plead Guilty to Health Care Fraud Charges

    By Travis Tormey

    Earlier this year, two Paramus residents who own a medical facility in Clifton NJ pleaded guilty to bribery charges. Now a Roselle chiropractor is the later person to plead guilty…

  6. Legal Profession Blog

    Pigeonholed

    By Michael Frisch

    A former Buffalo judge has been disbarred as a result of a felony bribery conviction.The Buffalo News reported on the conviction and the judge's backgroundFor the first time in 21…

  7. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    Och-Ziff Capital Management Admits to Role in Africa Bribery Conspiracies and Agrees to Pay $213 Million Criminal Fine

    By William Byrnes

    Och-Ziff Enters into Three-Year Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Subsidiary Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act A New York-based alternative investment and hedge fund manager, Och-Ziff Capital…

  8. The Faculty Lounge

    A Bit More on the OddBravo-FernandezCase

    My recent post about the inconsistent verdicts error in the presentation of the Bravo-Fernandez case led to some interesting and illuminating exchanges, some on Twitter (with William Baude and Dan…

  9. The Faculty Lounge

    This Term’sBravo-FernandezCase Is Based on an Importantly Mistaken Premise (with update, 9/28)

    At SCOTUSBLOG, Rory Little has written a very good summary of the Supreme Court's first case of the upcoming Term, Bravo-Fernandez v. United States. It's a double jeopardy case that…

  10. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Some Additional Thoughts on the McDonnell Decision

    By Lawrence S. Goldman

    I agree with my colleague Prof. Podgor that DOJ made the "right decision" to drop the prosecution of former Virginia governor Robert McDonnell.  Under the narrow definition of "official act"…