The corporate internal investigation is a boon for the government because it does the government's work for it: Not only is the wrongdoing stopped, but if the corporation provides the government with the results of its internal investigation, then the government has a road map for prosecution. Attorney Benjamin E. Rosenberg discusses three developments in recent months that may affect how corporate internal investigations are conducted and how their results might be used in criminal trials.
October 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
The corporate internal investigation is a boon for the government because it does the government’s work for it: Not only is the wrongdoing stopped, but if the corporation provides the government with the results of its internal investigation, then the government has a road map for prosecution.
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