Criminal
Aug. 6, 2014
FedEx indictment creates bad incentives
Last Tuesday FedEx pleaded not guilty to charges in an indictment which raises significant questions about a private party's responsibility and ability to enforce public laws. By Ariel Neuman and Benjamin Gluck
Last Tuesday FedEx pleaded not guilty to charges in an indictment out of the Northern District of California which raises significant questions about a private party's responsibility and ability to enforce public laws. FedEx was charged with drug distribution offenses related to its delivery of pharmaceuticals sold by "Internet pharmacies." Rival UPS settled similar allegations in 2013 with a nonprosecution agreement and forfeiture of...
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