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Regulatory Round Up 1.13.11

Photo of Michael GrantBy Michael Grant on 13 January 2011 Posted in Government Investigations & White Collar Criminal Defense, International Trade & National Security, Public Policy & Infrastructure, Securities Litigation & Enforcement
  • Since there is no Nicorette equivalent for oil addiction, Stephen Stromberg takes a hard look at the cost of reducing U.S. dependence on oil. If that doesn’t spark your interest, Stromberg also challenges his readers to accuse him of playing a role is a mysterious communist conspiracy to destroy civil rights. So the post has that going for it…
  • Santa may be taking some time off right now, but rest assured when it comes to billions of U.S. tax dollars, someone is watching to make sure you aren’t being naughty. Arnold Fields, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, has stepped down amid questions of SIGAR effectiveness.
  • Just to confuse everyone, UK regulators have begun paying fines to those they regulate. In other news, up is down.
  • While the Roth ITAR case may never go away, it looks like Professor J. Reece Roth will be forced to.
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