A federal judge has tentatively delayed trial in a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act case involving alleged bribes to officials in countries including China, South Korea, Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates.
U.S. District Judge James Selna wrote on May 8 — pending arguments later that day — that he was inclined to move the trial to June 26, given recent plea deals by Stuart Carson, the former chief executive officer of Control Components Inc., and his wife, Hong “Rose” Carson, who was the company’s director of sales for China and Taiwan.
