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Bryant & May : hall of mirrors
\"Hard to believe, but even positively ancient sleuths like Bryant and May of the Peculiar Crimes Unit were young once--or at least younger. Flashback to London 1969: mods and dolly birds, sunburst minidresses--but how long would the party last? After accidentally sinking a barge painted like the Yellow Submarine, Bryant and May are relegated to babysitting one Monty Hatton-Jones, the star prosecution witness in the trial of a disreputable developer whose prefabs are prone to collapse. The job for the demoted detectives? Keep the whistle-blower safe for one weekend. The task proves unexpectedly challenging when their unruly charge insists on attending a party at the vast estate Tavistock Hall\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Trends in corporate criminal prosecutions
The distinguishing feature of the criminal law, as contrasted to civil law, is its focus on intent and no matter what fiction we employ, a corporation has no intent.5 Regardless of the merits of this debate, there is no question that criminal prosecution of a corporation has a tremendous impact on the corporation and its community, employees, customers and lenders.6 For starters, the tangible and intangible costs of responding to any corporate criminal investigation are significant.
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Broken bone china
Theodosia and Drayton are caught up in a terrible disaster during the formal tea they are catering at a hot-air balloon rally, caused by a drone crashing into one of the balloons and leaving three dead. One of the victims was the CEO of a local software company, and the ensuing investigation uncovers secrets about his life and a possible conspiracy involving rival antiques dealers, the CEO's ex-wife, and even the fiancâee one of Theodosia's dear friends.
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