With federal agencies ramping up enforcement efforts related to anti-bribery cases, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is starting to give Sarbanes-Oxley a run for its money as a source of corporate consternation. Sharie Brown is quoted in this FinancialWeek article on loopholes in the law that allow certain offenders to get off without even a slap on the wrist, while other provisions lead to excessive prosecution.
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