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Ireland: Not a Single White-Collar Defendant Jailed in History of ODCE

By Securities Docket on July 5, 2010, 8:53 am

In Ireland, an official at the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement, the country’s corporate watchdog, acknowledged that no one prosecuted for white-collar crime by the ODCE  has been jailed in the 10-year history of the office, the Irish Independent reports.

Sending criminals to jail “does not happen in company law,” the official admitted, noting the “incredibly high” proof thresholds for white-collar crime.

Independent.ie: Not one white-collar criminal ever jailed, admits watchdog

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