No doubt the brass at SNC-Lavalin have scrutinized the deferred prosecution agreements in the U.K., and especially that of Rolls-Royce, Jennifer Wells writes. And let’s note here that the word “deferred” reminds the corporate entity that should it fail to comply with the terms of the agreement, prosecution awaits. Article Continued BelowNo doubt the brass at SNC-Lavalin have scrutinized the deferred prosecution agreements in the U.K., and especially that of Rolls-Royce. There were loud voices in the U.K. arguing that the fraud office should have taken the route of prosecution instead. The fraud office “needs to find a way to couple the prosecution of individuals to a DPA,” he wrote.

Source: thestar February 15, 2019 18:00 UTC