USA v. Carson et al

  1. August 12, 2011

    Ex-CCI Execs Can't Shake Foreign Bribery Charges

    A California federal judge issued a tentative order Friday denying an attempt by former valve control maker Control Components Inc. executives to dismiss part of a foreign bribery case against them, ruling a domestic corruption law applies to foreign acts.

  2. July 19, 2011

    Feds Contest Ex-CCI Execs' Bid To Dismiss Bribery Case

    Federal prosecutors on Monday fought a move by former executives and employees of valve control maker Control Components Inc. to dismiss part of a California bribery case against them for applying a law covering domestic corruption to foreign acts.

  3. June 14, 2011

    CCI Execs Target Travel Act Charges In FCPA Case

    Former executives and employees of valve control maker Control Components Inc. asked a California federal judge Monday to throw out part of the bribery case against them, saying prosecutors overreached when they applied a law covering domestic corruption to foreign acts.

  4. May 19, 2011

    Calif. Judge Dings Defense In CCI Foreign Bribery Case

    A California federal judge on Wednesday explained his reasons for rejecting defense attorneys' challenge to the term "foreign official" in the U.S. law that bans foreign bribery — a blow to former executives of valve control maker Control Components Inc., but one that experts say could still complicate matters for prosecutors in some cases down the road.

  5. May 09, 2011

    CCI Defense Attacks FCPA 'Foreign Official' Definition

    Defense attorneys seeking to nix charges against former employees of valve maker Control Components Inc. in a foreign bribery case told a California federal judge Monday that the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act's definition of "foreign official" was impermissibly vague.

  6. April 29, 2011

    Former Valve Co. Exec Pleads Guilty In FCPA Case

    A former executive of valve maker Control Components Inc. pled guilty in a California federal court Friday to charges he conspired to bribe officers and employees of state-owned energy companies in Qatar, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere for supply contracts.

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