On a basic level, the alleged misconduct of Lawrence Hoskins—a British citizen who worked in Paris for a French multinational and supposedly approved the payment of bribes to officials in Indonesia—seems like it’s…how can I put this? Not our problem.

Surely the Justice Department has other priorities—cases that involve, say, U.S. citizens or U.S. companies or things that happened in the United States?

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