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To Corporate America, ex-GC Mark Belnick was just a sideshow, though he was accused of stealing millions in unapproved bonuses and loans from Tyco. But to attorneys, Belnick was always the main event. His trial was a test of how far prosecutors could go in trying to hold in-house lawyers responsible for corporate crimes. Did his indictment show that even the most reputable lawyers are susceptible to corruption? Or did it mean even the most respected attorneys can become targets?
August 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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