… Prosecutors hold all the cards when negotiating these agreements, and prosecutorial … of
the terms of these agreements, this Comment explores a narrower but related solution: judicial …

… policy allows prosecutors to enter into deferred and nonprosecution agreements (D/NPAs)
that … This article concludes that the process governing prosecutors’ use of D/NPA mandates is …

… an agreement reached by a prosecutor and a corporate defendant, and if so, the extent of
that review. This Article will review corporate Deferred Prosecution Agreement procedures in …

… This creates a unique concurrent criminal jurisdiction where such prosecutions are neither
… the prosecuting parties are not the same in both the first trial, and a second prosecution by a …

… drawn between a narrow and a wide interpretation of the PoI. On the narrow interpretation,
the … The government licenses people to use roads that it owns, public roads. It conditions this …

… other lawyers, the prosecutor is uniquely duty-bound to "seek justice." Prosecutors' use of …
A prosecutor cannot deny that peremptory challenges may be exercised in violation of the …

… This is an example of the most striking change in the past decade: many of the largest firms
now receive deferred prosecution agreements or non-prosecution agreements. Well over …

… This paper examines the role of criminal prosecution in controlling securities violations. It …
The funnel continues to narrow after arrest. One study of local prosecutors' offices found that…

… federal prosecutors have increasingly relied on Deferred and Non-Prosecution Agreements
(… functions as a form of state regulation, but a narrow, post hoc regulation generally reliant on …

… The difference between the Deferred Prosecution Agreement, and NonProsecution Agreement,
is that only the former involves presentment of a formal indictment. This is kept pending …