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MaryMagdaline

(6,853 posts)
Mon Dec 10, 2018, 10:08 AM Dec 2018

Does attempted bribery of a Russian official, i.e., offering penthouse in Trump Tower to Putin [View all]

violate New York or other U.S. laws (or just Russian laws)?

Why did SDNY only focus on the settlements with Stormy Daniels and McDougal and not (1) bribery to Putin; and (2) doing business with convicted felon (Slater)?

Did not take time to research. Would like input from DU lawyers or corporate business people.


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Foreign corrupt practices act unblock Dec 2018 #1
Thanks for the lead MaryMagdaline Dec 2018 #18
Sanctions (n/t) PJMcK Dec 2018 #2
actually, i don't think so. unblock Dec 2018 #6
Yes, i forgot about that. MaryMagdaline Dec 2018 #14
Putin bribery would fall under Mueller marylandblue Dec 2018 #3
Like the first commenter stated. docgee Dec 2018 #4
Thanks! MaryMagdaline Dec 2018 #15
Separating Investigations HumblePi Dec 2018 #5
all americans and american companies are subject to the fcpa unblock Dec 2018 #8
Bribery and U.S. law HumblePi Dec 2018 #11
yes, bribery of a private executive is not illegal unblock Dec 2018 #12
Yes there is. Kickbacks fall under FCPA. Fines and jail. docgee Dec 2018 #17
Thank you for this analysis MaryMagdaline Dec 2018 #16
In what way is is bribery? brooklynite Dec 2018 #7
The Candidate HumblePi Dec 2018 #9
yes, you'd need to prove that the gift was intended to gain russian regulatory approval unblock Dec 2018 #10
Understood MaryMagdaline Dec 2018 #13
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