Curbs on prosecutors may harm investors, McNulty insists

Congressional proposals to curb corporate fraud prosecutions could jeopardize investors and embolden companies to “defy” the government, U.S. Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty said. McNulty, soon to leave the Justice Department and his job heading President George W. Bush’s task force on corporate crime, criticized a new House measure that would bar the government from demanding ...

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Curbs on prosecutors may harm investors, McNulty insists

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