GIR August 2015
Pages: 48
ISBN: 2055-0502
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What do prosecutors think?
That’s the million-dollar question most GIR readers will have spent their careers trying to fathom. So this month, we invited four senior prosecutors and three experienced practitioners to share their thoughts in a debate on corporate internal investigations hosted by Michael Bowes QC at Outer Temple Chambers – London.
The debate featured:
- David Green QC: Director, UK’s Serious Fraud Office
- Norbert Reifferscheidt: head of tax investigations at the Public Prosecutors Office, Germany
- Harry Chernoff: assistant US attorney at the Department of Justice
- Marianne Djupesland: senior public prosecutor at Norway’s anti-corruption agency, Økokrim
- Judith Seddon: Clifford Chance
- Eleanor Davison: Outer Temple Chambers
- Amanda Raad: Ropes & Gray
Also in this magazine:
- Germany:
- Interview: Albrecht Schreiber and Markus Weimann
- Investigator’s Guide
- Investigations Bar
- Hong Kong appeal judgement boosts privilege protections in internal investigations
- DOJ targets assets across Europe in VimpelCom probe
- Conflicts between US DPAs and French law
- Court confirms limited waiver protection in RBS negotiations with FCA
- Lawyers outraged by Dutch Prosecutor’s Office attack on legal privilege