The Court sided with an Enron executive who had been convicted of fraud and gutted a statute vital to combating public corruption.
Patrick Leahy: “The Court sided with an Enron executive who had been convicted of fraud and gutted a statute vital to combating public…”
On the recordSeptember 27, 2010
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Leahy discusses the impact of the Skilling decision on anti-fraud laws.
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