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Subject: Ex-Braskem Exec Granted $30M Bail In Bribery Case
Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2019 09:13:45 +0000
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Ex-Braskem Exec Granted $30M Bail In Bribery Case
The former CEO of Brazilian oil company Braskem satisfied a reluctant magistrate judge on Thursday that cash and investments worth about $30 million, or around half his wealth, will be enough to ensure he appears in Brooklyn to face charges of conspiring to bribe officials in his home country.
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A former casino executive has all he needs to defend himself against charges he bribed his daughter's way into college, federal prosecutors said Wednesday as they pushed back against a claim that they are withholding FBI reports that could help show his innocence in the "Varsity Blues" case.
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