Cognizant bribery case and corporate crime
https://www.wsj.com/articles/cognizant-case-shows-how-firms-can-avoid-charges-even-amid-alleged-wrongdoing-11550701765 Thoughts on what went down? Will justice system continue to allow illegal activity without legitimate consequences?
Cognizant Case Shows How Firms Can Avoid Charges Even Amid Alleged Wrongdoing
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While I find this pretty shitty, tbh when has the US justice system done a good job with these types of things.
What now? Didn't the article say that they made the decision partially because of a "precedent" where companies aren't charged if they admit? What a loophole, as long as you admit when caught you're fine. I'd love to see individual criminal cases go that way.