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October 13, 2009
More on "Honest Services" Fraud
Lyle Denniston at ScotusBlog has an analysis and a review of the facts in the cases currently on the Court's docket addressing this issue, including the Skilling case on which cert was granted today. This follows recent coverage of the issue in the New York Times, which CrimProf noted here.
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Can't the same strong arguments be made against vague, sweeping RICO statutes, the other 64-pound sledgehammer prosecutors love to use on white-collar defendants?
Posted by: John K | Oct 14, 2009 7:51:45 AM
