In 2005, Serono Inc. pleaded guilty to federal felony offenses and paid, together with its shareholders, more than $700 million in penalties, yet all of its employees accused of crimes were later acquitted. A prosecution of TAP Pharmaceutical Products yielded similar results. These results are no accident, and what is wrong is of a constitutional dimension. These cases provide a window into what ails corporate criminal dispute resolution: a creeping erosion of any meaningful corporate jury trial right.
January 21, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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