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U.K. Law Commission Recommends Scrapping and Re-Writing U.K.'s Anti-Bribery Laws

By Douglas Jacobson

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The Law Commission of the United Kingdom, a non-political independent body established in 1965 to review and recommend reform where it is needed, recently issued a report entitled Reforming Bribery, that recommends significant changes to U.K.'s anti-bribery laws. The Law Commission's report, which...

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Full post as published by International Trade Law News on November 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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