Too Big to Jail: How Prosecutors Compromise with Corporations
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Too Big to Jail: How Prosecutors Compromise with Corporations

by Brandon L. Garrett

Business Law
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Brandon L. Garrett investigates how prosecutors negotiate with corporations accused of misconduct and what this means for justice and accountability.

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Too Big to Jail explores the challenges prosecutors face when pursuing corporate wrongdoing.

The book examines how enforcement decisions are influenced by the size and power of corporations.

It discusses the outcomes of settlements and deferred prosecution agreements in high-profile cases.

Readers gain insight into the balance between accountability and practical limitations in corporate law enforcement.

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