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Deals to let firms avoid bribery charges may be 'political kryptonite': law professor – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Deals to let firms avoid bribery charges may be 'political kryptonite': law professor – Winnipeg Free Press

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Quebec firm to pay $10M to avoid charges over bribes promised to Philippine officials - Vimarsana News

Quebec firm to pay $10M to avoid charges over bribes promised to Philippine officials

A Quebec forensics company promised millions of dollars in bribes to officials in the Philippines, including a cabinet minister and his brother, as it sought lucrative police contracts, according to a statement of facts attached to a deal the firm struck to avoid prosecution in Canada.

Deals to Let Firms Avoid Bribery Charges May Be 'Political Kryptonite': Law Professor - Vimarsana News

Deals to Let Firms Avoid Bribery Charges May Be 'Political Kryptonite': Law Professor

It's been five years since Canadian prosecutors were given the tools to cut deferred prosecution deals with companies ...

Deals to let firms avoid bribery charges may be 'political kryptonite': law professor – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Deals to let firms avoid bribery charges may be 'political kryptonite': law professor – Brandon Sun

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Deals to let firms avoid bribery charges may be 'political kryptonite': law professor | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Deals to let firms avoid bribery charges may be 'political kryptonite': law professor | iNFOnews

It's been five years since Canadian prosecutors were given the tools to cut deferred prosecution deals with companies accused of corruption, but only two have been approved by the courts since then.

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