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  1. New Jersey Public Safety Officers Law Blog

    Former NJDOC Official Pleads Not Guilty to Bribery, Attempted Extortion Charges

    By Donald C. Barbati

      As reported by nj.com, former Department of Corrections’ official Lydell Sherrer pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery and attempted extortion today in federal court. Sherrer is accused of taking…

  2. Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog

    UK Bribery Act – The SFO fires a warning shot over jurisdiction

    By Rosanne Kay

    This post was also written by Simon Hart. The Director of the Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”) has recently articulated a robust interpretation of the SFO’s jurisdiction under the UK’s Bribery…

  3. Global Investigations & Compliance Review

    Former Senior Officials Plead Guilty In Latinode Bribe Case

    By Rachael Harris

    Juan Pablo Vasquez and Manuel Caceres, both former senior executives of Miami-based Latin Node, Inc. (Latinode) recently pleaded guilty to conspiring to pay bribes to government officials in Honduras.  These…

  4. Global Investigations & Compliance Review

    Food for Thought

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    India is no stranger to hunger strikes being used as a form of non-violent resistance. Perhaps the most famous example of this is that of Gandhi during his protest against…

  5. Employment Law Worldview

    The UK Bribery Act – a whole new ball game?

    By Charles Frost

    Putting a bus squarely through the proposition that justice must not just be done but be seen to be done, FIFA announced on Monday that it would not be initiating…

  6. Food Safety News

    China Probes Bribery, Lax Food Safety Enforcement

    By Helena Bottemiller

    According to the state-run Xinjua news agency, China's Supreme Peoples court issued an order over the weekend stating violations of food safety that cause fatalities should result in death sentences…

  7. Subject to Inquiry

    Bribery Act and other fraud risks – the Ernst & Young 2011 survey

    By Government Investigations Group

    If justification for investing in your organisation's defences and safeguards against a damaging and costly prosecution were ever needed, here it is in this report.

  8. Securities Law Prof Blog

    SEC & Tenaris Enter DPA over FCPA Allegations

    By Securites Lawprof

    On May 17 the SEC announced that for the first time it has entered into a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) with Tenaris S.A. The agreement with Tenaris involves allegations that the global…

  9. Global Investigations & Compliance Review

    First Jury Verdict Rendered Against FCPA Corporate Defendant

    By Gabriel Colwell

    Last week, corporate defendant Lindsey Manufacturing, Inc. (“Lindsey Manufacturing”) was convicted of violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) for allegedly bribing and conspiring to bribe representatives of a state-owned…

  10. Subject to Inquiry

    Facilitation payments – to pay or not to pay: a difficult question?

    By Government Investigations Group

    Small, one off payments are, on their own, unlikely to attract the attention of the SFO. While there is no de minimis limit in the Bribery Act and therefore no…