Grand Jury Target
We author a blog on white-collar investigation and prosecutions of corporate executives called Grand Jury Target. You can get a sense of how we think about cases and what we see as trends in these types of cases. We’ve written hundreds of posts over the years. You can read all of them or search for posts on specific topics here.
Our Most Recent Blog Posts
“We Live in Coal Country”: A Questionable Rationale to Maintain a Broad Gag Order in Massey Mine Prosecution
by Kropf Moseley | Feb 13, 2015
Where Are They Now? An Update on Past Posts
by Kropf Moseley | Feb 6, 2015
Public Service Announcement: NACDL Needs Examples of “Trial Penalty” Cases
by Kropf Moseley | Feb 4, 2015
Judge Jed Rakoff Is Never Boring
by Kropf Moseley | Jan 30, 2015
Will I Be Free on Bail Pending Appeal? For Governor McDonnell, the Answer Is Yes
by Kropf Moseley | Jan 27, 2015
6 Problems With Marketing White-Collar Defense Work
by Kropf Moseley | Jan 22, 2015
A Tragic Update–Prosecution Ends With the Defendant’s Suicide
by Kropf Moseley | Jan 16, 2015
The Guidelines Are “Ridiculous”: Governor McDonnell’s Two-Year Sentence
by Kropf Moseley | Jan 6, 2015
Gag Me With An . . . Order? Massey Mine Case Starts With Broad Gag Order
by Kropf Moseley | Dec 19, 2014
Second Circuit to Preet Bharara: Quit Using “Doctrinal Novelty” to Prosecute Insider Trading Cases
by Kropf Moseley | Dec 10, 2014
A Tremendous White Collar Victory in Eli Lilly Trade Secrets Case
by Kropf Moseley | Dec 5, 2014
The Opening Statement for this Prosecution Writes Itself: The Indictment of Massey Energy CEO
by Kropf Moseley | Nov 24, 2014
A Trial Victory in a Federal White-Collar Case!
by Kropf Moseley | Nov 17, 2014
Don’t Mess With . . . the FDIC? A “Real Housewife” and Bank Executives Find Out the Hard Way
by Kropf Moseley | Nov 13, 2014
The First-Ever Prosecution for “Spoofing”
by Kropf Moseley | Nov 7, 2014
How Much Cooperation Is Enough to Avoid Prison?
by Kropf Moseley | Oct 31, 2014
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