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1/25/2009
Checking in on the U.S. vs Ionia Management Ruling
Checking in on the U.S. vs Ionia Management Ruling
At stake in the ruling? Only the rule of law concerning the criminal prosecution of corporations.
Put simply, should corporations be held account vicariously when criminal acts are committed by an employee in violation of company regulations.
Thus far in the case the answer seemed to have been yes, and with this most recent ruling business interests were hoping for a reversal. They didn't get it.
More from the WSJ Law Blog...
-- MDT
Put simply, should corporations be held account vicariously when criminal acts are committed by an employee in violation of company regulations.
Thus far in the case the answer seemed to have been yes, and with this most recent ruling business interests were hoping for a reversal. They didn't get it.
More from the WSJ Law Blog...
-- MDT
Labels: Andrew Weissmann, corporate crime, Ionia
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