Attorneys Michael A. Asaro and Robert H. Hotz Jr. examine a new trend of federal prosecutors once again raising the bar for corporate cooperation by demanding that companies fire high-ranking executives who have not been charged with any crime, presumably because the government lacks sufficient evidence to mount a successful prosecution. The DOJ's recent push to oust managers and other corporate employees it cannot otherwise punish raises serious constitutional questions, Asaro and Hotz write. ...
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