Nicole M Argentieri
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Federal Public Corruption Prosecution After 'Bridgegate'Stemming from the so-called "Bridgegate" scandal, the Supreme Court's recent unanimous opinion in Kelly v. United States is the latest in a series of high court decisions curtailing the power of federal law enforcement to prosecute public corruption.
By Nicole M. Argentieri and Matt Cowan
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Tipping Liability in the Wake of 'Martoma II'As reflected in the split decisions in 'Martoma I' and 'Martoma II', there will continue to be litigation post-'Salman' about what constitutes a personal benefit.
By Nicole M. Argentieri, Andrew J. Geist and Robert Ennis
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