News & Developments »

South Carolina Businessman Charged With Illegally Exporting to Iran

The criminal complaint also includes a false-statement charge.

First Criminal Charges Filed in 2010 BP Oil Spill

Former BP engineer Kurt Mix is alleged to have deleted more than 200 text messages containing significant information regarding the spill.

Attempted NY Subway Bomber Convicted

A federal jury convicted Adis Medunjanin of conspiring to coordinate suicide bombings in the New York City subway system that were set to take place in September 2009.

Articles »

The Pitfalls of Parallel Proceedings

By D. Grayson Yeargin and Lindsey M. Nelson

The safest path through one investigation may lead to a dead end in another.

The Risks and Benefits of Proffer Agreements in Parallel Proceedings

By Kenneth C. Pickering

Granting "queen for a day" immunity can have significant collateral consequences.

U.S. v. Jones Leaves Important Digital Privacy Questions Unanswered

By Nicole Jacoby

Just how reasonable is our expectation of privacy?

Announcements

Save the Date: Section Annual Conference, April 18–20, 2012

We invite you to join us for this year's Section of Litigation Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., April 18–20, 2012.

March 2012 Month in Review

The latest edition of the Month in Review is now available online.

Criminal Litigation Newsletter: Winter 2012

The latest issue of the Criminal Litigation newsletter is now available.