- Activist law professor masquerading as a senior UN official seeks to tie America’s hands on use of drones against terrorists (New York Times)
- The “world’s most influential medical journal” is taken to task for shoddy “study” on drug and device whistleblowers (Drug and Device Law Blog)
- DOJ white collar crime officials continue their scare American businesses speaking tour (FCPA Professor Blog)
- Congress quickens the pace of the methodical march toward federalization of corporate governance (Professor Bainbridge) (Truth on the Market)
- “When Law is the Perp”: Guest post by NACDL President (White Collar Crime Prof Blog)
- Your tax dollars at work: GAO says some new courthouses excessively palatial (WSJ Law Blog)
- Reasonable people don’t think the berries in Capitan Crunch Crunch Berries are actual fruit, says federal judge in dismissing fraud suit (Lowering the Bar)
- Debarment from federal contracts in store for those who “violate” Foreign Corrupt Practices Act? (Main Justice)
- After plaintiffs refuse to provide medical testimony proving illness, state judge tosses 1,400 asbestos claims (Legal Newsline)
- How sloppy drafting of legislation imperils both due process and punishment of actual criminals (Times Union)
