Companies doing business with G20 nations face real challenges to be compliant with anti-bribery regimes, according to research by international law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. An examination of anti-bribery legislation and enforcement activity shows substantial differences in how G20 countries approach the fight against bribery.
The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a government investigator who initiates a criminal case against a private individual and later lies to a grand jury still has immunity from a civil lawsuit over his testimony.
Angela Corey, the prosecutor handpicked to investigate the shooting death of an unarmed black teen in Florida, has been known to wear a victims advocate pin to trials, shed tears with victims' families and shake her head at a defense witness whose testimony does not match her version of the facts.
Five former police officers convicted for their roles in a post-Hurricane Katrina shootings that killed two unarmed civilians and wounded four others will be sentenced on Wednesday in federal court.
