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Corporate Criminal Liability Reporter
(a quarterly publication from 1986 - 1990)
Editor, Gregory
Nicolaysen

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The Corporate Criminal Liability Reporter (CCLR) was a highly acclaimed quarterly publication containing research articles and news updates for white collar defense practitioners. The publication was developed
by federal defense attorney Gregory Nicolaysen and ran from 1986-1990.
Although dated, many of the publication's research articles contain citations and
strategic pointers that may still be of use to the white collar defense
bar. These articles have been scanned into PDF files which you can view
and save
to your hard drive by clicking the links listed below.
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- "The Corporate Criminal Investigation"
- "Defense Of Procurement Fraud Cases: A Practical View Of Risk Minimization"
- "Preserving Confidentiality In Corporate Internal Investigations"
- "Corporate Racketeering"
- "The New 'Voluntary Disclosure Program' In Defense Contract Fraud Cases"
- "Errors In Grand Jury Procedure Should Not Be Deemed Harmless"
- "The Proliferation Of Corporate Crime Legislation"
- "The New Criminal Fine Enforcement Act of 1984"
- "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: An Introduction To The New Federal Sentencing Guidelines"
- "Strategic Planning For Defense Counsel Under The New Sentencing Guidelines"
- "Remarks Given By The Honorable Attorney General of the U.S. On The Sentencing Commission's Guidelines Before The American Law Institute On May 22, 1987"
- "Negotiating Effectively With The Government In Corporate Criminal Investigations"
- "Strict Liability Prosecutions Against Corporations And Their Officials: The New Trend"
- "Document Retention-Destruction Policies: Legal And Ethical Obligations"
- "Understanding The New Federal Sentencing Guidelines"
- "Current Trends In The Prosecution Of Corporations And Their Officials"
- "Grand Jury Secrecy: The Myth Of Enforceability"
- "Fighting Government Obstruction Of Access To Witnesses"
- "The 'Knowing' State Of Mind In Federal Criminal Environmental Law"
- "Negotiating Global Settlements Of Procurement Fraud Cases"
- "Working With The New Federal Sentencing Guidelines"
- "The Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine" (environmental enforcement)
- "A Profile Of Enforcement Priorities And Patterns"
- "The Horns of a Dilemma: Voluntary Disclosure Of Potential Criminal Tax Liability"
- "Respondeat Superior: Model Penal Code Alternatives To A Harsh Doctrine"
- "'Agents On Your Doorstep': Managing The Government Investigation"
- "Resolving An Ethical Dilemma"
- "Assuring Corporate Compliance With Federal Contract Laws And Regulations"
- "Criminal Use Of Confidential Information By Corporate Insiders And Others"
- "Gratuities And The Government Contractor"
- "Minimizing The Risk Of Liability Through Environmental Audits"
- "Tax Fraud Investigations -- A Procedural Road Map"
- "Does OSHA Preempt State Criminal Prosecutions?"
- "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road -- An Update" (Federal Sentencing Guidelines article)
- "Six Steps: Corporate Counsel's Immediate Response To A Potential Criminal Problem"
- "Current Trends In The Prosecution Of Corporations And Their Officials For Environmental Offenses"
- "Parallel Civil And Criminal Proceedings In The Enforcement Of Federal Environmental Regulations"
- "'Pentagate': Prosecution Theories For The Compromise Of Proprietary Or Classified Procurement Information"
- "Tax Fraud Investigations -- A Procedural Road Map"
- "Agents In Your Files: The Search Warrant"
- "Corporate Criminal Penalties In The Era Of Federal Sentencing Reform -- Increased Exposure Under The Sentencing Reform Act of 1984"
- "The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Amendments of 1988"
- "Policing The Internationalization Of Securities Fraud: Raiding The Pirates' Cove"
- "The Use Of General Criminal Statutes In Prosecuting Environmental Crimes"
- "Civil Use Of Grand Jury Materials By The Internal Revenue Service"
- "'Pentagate' Prosecution Theories (Part 2)" (procurement fraud enforcement article)
- "Department Of Justice Guidelines Regarding Department Of Defense Voluntary Disclosure Program"
- "Does OSHA Preempt State Criminal Prosecutions?" (Part 2)
- "Strategies For Defending Qui Tam Suits Under The False Claims Act"
- "In Landmark Ruling, Illinois Supreme Court Rules OSHA Does Not Preempt State Criminal Prosecutions"
- "A Guide Through The Maze Of Parallel Proceedings"
- "Criminal Liability For State Environmental Offenses: An Emerging Corporate Concern"
- "Government's Memorandum of P/A Establishing Knowledge And Intent In Criminal Prosecutions Under the Resource Conservation And Recovery Act"
- "Government Investigators Are Taught Their ABCs" (procurement fraud enforcement)
- "What To Do When The Grand Jury Subpoena Arrives"
- "Protection Of The Attorney-Client Privilege And Work Product After Martin Marietta: The Role Of Outside Counsel In Internal Corporate Investigations"
- "The Classified Information Procedures Act"
- "The Expungement Of A Corporation's Criminal Record"
- "Criminal Enforcement Of Environmental Statutes: Strict Liability For Reporting Violations?"
- "Recurring Practical Problems In Environmental Cases"
- "Disclosures Of Information To Competing Contractors"
- "Fraud At Banks And Other Financial Institutions"
- "What To Do When The Police Come Knocking: A Practical Guide"
- "U.S. v. Clancy: Drawing Tighter Boundaries Around The Warrant Standard" (tax prosecutions)
- "Classified Document Accountability Under DOD's Industrial Security Manual"
- "An Outline For Corporate Counsel In Managing Criminal Investigations And Prosecutions"
- "Defending Directors And Officers Of Failed Savings And Loans Against Parallel Civil and Grand Jury Proceedings"
- "Practical Problems In Parallel Proceedings In The Area Of Environmental Enforcement"
- "RICO Targets Wall Street: Hostile Takeover Or Prudent Investment?"
- "Fifteen Tips For Preventing Corporate Lawbreaking"
- "Minimizing Corporate Civil and Criminal Liability: A Second Look At Corporate Codes Of Conduct"
- "The Use Of A Subpoena Served On A Domestic Entity To Compel Production Of Records Located Outside The United States In Violation Of Foreign Law"
- "Financial Institution Prosecutions"
- "Financial Privacy And The Grand Jury Subpoena"
- "Developments In 1989 In Criminal Enforcement Of Securities Laws"
- "Warehousing And Parking: Recent Developments"
- "Classified Document Accountability Under DOD's Industrial Security Manual"
- "An Outline Of Significant Recent Developments In The Government's Expanding Use of RICO"
