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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (5263)4/4/2006 4:17:18 AM
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Yes, if a US corporation needs to bribe someone, they need to use local "consultants" and pay them for some actual and some vague services. Or at lest change the corporate set up so the US company own stock in a foreign company.

Thanks to Jimmy Carter and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

I wonder how many cases have gone to a jury trial ? Looks like a candidate for jury nullification.
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