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Browse: Home / 2014 / April / 08 / An Upside to Parallel Civil and Criminal Investigations? Criminal Authorities May Have to Disclose Exculpatory Information in the Possession of the Civil Agency — The National Law Review

An Upside to Parallel Civil and Criminal Investigations? Criminal Authorities May Have to Disclose Exculpatory Information in the Possession of the Civil Agency — The National Law Review

By Securities Docket on April 8, 2014, 8:00 am

Martoma makes clear that if the USAO conducts a “joint investigation” with other state or federal agencies, the USAO must produce all Brady information in the possession of the “prosecution team,” including the SEC. Given how close and how often the SEC and the USAO conduct “parallel” investigations, it is likely that federal prosecutors will find themselves reviewing the SEC’s files for Brady and Giglio material on a regular basis.

via An Upside to Parallel Civil and Criminal Investigations? Criminal Authorities May Have to Disclose Exculpatory Information in the Possession of the Civil Agency — The National Law Review

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