ALM Business Crimes Bulletin
An individual designated in an indictment as an “unindicted co-conspirator” has not been charged by a grand jury with a crime. Rather, the label reflects only the view that the individual is complicit in the defendant’s wrongdoing. Senior counsel Doreen Klein, with a co-author, explains this issue of Business Crimes Bulletin that unlike the defendant who has a right to defend himself, the unindicted co-conspirator is not on trial but confined to a limbo in which vindication is never possible.
The full article can be found here.
