Non-U.S. Efforts to Prosecute Overseas Bribery Are Hampered by the Absence of Clear, Credible Statements from U.S. Prosecutors
In a recent article, Frederick Davis of Debevoise & Plimpton suggested that the ability of foreign governments to prosecute allegations of overseas bribery is hindered by the lack of clear statements for U.S.
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