Vol. 96 No. 2, January 2006
Index
- A golden age of white-collar criminal prosecution.
- In Enron's wake: corporate executives on trial.
- Multi-jurisdictional and successive prosecution of environmental crimes: the case for a consistent approach.
- The potent and broad-ranging implications of the accounting and record-keeping provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
- Investigation of Halliburton Co./ TSKJ's Nigerian business practices: model for analysis of the current anti-corruption environment on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement.
- Preindictment prosecutorial conduct in the federal system revisited.
- A patient-centered approach to health care fraud recovery.
- The decline of the attorney-client privilege in the corporate setting.
- The federal criminal "code" is a disgrace: obstruction statutes as case study.
- Health care fraud under the new Medicare Part D prescription drug program.
- Prison time, fines, and federal white-collar criminals: the anatomy of a racial disparity.