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Deferred Prosecution Agreements: A Practical Consideration

Posted on 8th July 2015 (8th July 2015) by Katherine Hardcastle

In this article on Deferred Prosecution Agreements, published in the Criminal Law Review (Issue 6, 2014), Mark Weekes and Michael Bisgrove consider the new regime and some of the issues arising in the process for prosecutors and corporate defendants.

This material was first published by Sweet and Maxwell and is reproduced by agreement with the publishers.

 


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