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Commercial Law White Collar Crime

The Battle over the Scope of Rule 17(c) Subpoenas
Part One of a Two-Part Article

White-collar prosecutions often turn on the paper trail. But the playing field is not level — not even close.

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White-collar prosecutions often turn on the paper trail. The government and the defense may agree on what business transactions took place, but disagree as to whether the defendant acted with a culpable state of mind. The often voluminous emails, memoranda, invoices, accounting entries and other business records that explain why relevant transactions took place, and give context to the defendant’s actions, therefore are critical to both the prosecution’s case and the defendant’s ability to mount a defense.

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