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Off the hook again - Stabroek News

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Last Friday, the United States Supreme Court ruled that US prosecutors had overreached their boundaries when they applied United States laws to groups of people, many of whom were foreign nationals, who allegedly defrauded FIFA, a foreign organisation based in Switzerland.

The article Off the hook again appeared first on Stabroek News.

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