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  1. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    In the News & Around the Blogosphere

    By Ellen Podgor

    Ed White, AP, Corruption Trial Opens for Former Detroit Mayor Reuters, Prosecutors probe Finmeccanica in corruption caseCharles R.P. Puncy's article featured in Corporate Crime ReporterPatricia Hurtado, Bloomberg, Bharara Sees Schemes Grow…

  2. International Law Prof Blog

    Republic of Equatorial Guinea Seeks to Institute ICJ Proceedings Against France

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    In a press release today, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) announced that the Republic of Equatorial Guinea has filed an application seeking to institute proceedings against France.  Guinea seeks to…

  3. International Law Prof Blog

    Supporting Development in Haiti

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    A United Nations human rights official said yesterday that while Haiti shows encouraging signs of progress, it is still facing challenges such as justice reform and poverty, and called on…

  4. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    In the News & Around the Blogosphere

    By Ellen Podgor

    AP, Washington Post, Former Ohio county commissioner in federal corruption case gets 28-year prison sentenceBenjamin Weiser, NYTimes, Bronx Councilman Is Convicted of Fraud and Loses SeatBasil Katz, Reuters, Key cooperator…

  5. Sentencing Law and Policy

    High-profile Cleveland corruption case culminates with 28-year prison term for Jimmy Dimora

    By Douglas Berman

    Main July 31, 2012High-profile Cleveland corruption case culminates with 28-year prison term for Jimmy DimoraAs reported in this local article, headlined "Jimmy Dimora sentenced to 28 years in prison, defense…

  6. International Law Prof Blog

    EC Reports on Bulgaria and Romania Raise Rule of Law Concerns

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    The European Commission issued progress reports yesterday on the rule of law in Bulgaria and Romania which indicates continued concerns in both countries.  Overall, the reports indicate that both countries have made…

  7. Subject to Inquiry

    Oxford University Press pays substantial civil settlement fine for corrupt overseas contracts and is debarred from World Bank tenders

    By Government Investigations Group

    This appears to be the first civil settlement approved by the new Director of the SFO, David Green QC. It confirms what he has said publicly, that he will agree…

  8. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    In the News & Around the Blogopshere

    By Ellen Podgor

    DOJ Press Release, Department of Justice Forfeits More Than $400,000 in Corruption Proceeds Linked to Former Nigerian GovernorMike Scarcella, BLT Blog, Two Prosecutors in Stevens Case Appeal Disciplinary ActionLawrence Bader,…

  9. Global Investigations & Compliance Review

    Another Haitian Government Official Sentenced in Haiti Teleco Corruption Scheme

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    As discussed in a previous blog post, the DOJ has been prosecuting multiple individuals in the Haiti Teleco corruption scheme.  On May 21, 2012 Jean Rene Duperval was sentenced to…

  10. The Right Coast

    Greek Collapse, and Why Maimon Schwarzschild

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Here is a very interesting piece by Francis Fukuyama on the politics and culture of "clientelism", which is what there is in Greece, but not in Germany:Clientelism occurs when political…