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The Honest-Services Surplus: Why There’s No Need (or Place) for a Federal Law Prohibiting “Criminal-esque” Conduct in the Nature of Bribes and Kickbacks

PDF · Timothy P. O'Toole · Mar-24-2010 · 63 Vand. L. Rev. En Banc 49 (2010)

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