New FCPA Guidelines seek a “level playing field” for US businesses by targeting corrupt practices of international competitors.

While corporate culpability and prosecution have been at the fore in the fight against corruption, the US DoJ is shifting its priorities to pursuing individual liability, a move that may “more effectively incentivize compliance and protect US interests.”

SCOTUS ruling prohibits “the seriousness of the offense,” “respect for the law,” and “just punishment for the offense” from consideration when determining sentences for supervised release violations. In the real world, is that even possible?

The assault on victims’ personhood and right to  equal treatment which underlies criminal acts demands a redress of the long-term psychological harm and mental anguish of victimhood.

Whether bringing a suit or defending an action, learning how to navigate the case with speed and savvy is crucial.

Controversial Title IX changes may have made prosecution of campus sexual harassment easier, but is justice not undermined when administrative efficiency prevails over due process?

Businesses and careers are made- and lost- by their reputation. Knowing how to safeguard yours is a vital survival skill.

Discover how and when to use MLATs or Letters Rogatory in the pursuit of evidence in international jurisdictions.

A primer on mutual legal assistance treaties and letters rogatory.

When it comes to self-defense, nations must lean upon law and logic to guide its decisions.

Updates to the US Education Department’s guidelines for sexual misconduct and sex discrimination prosecution have been delayed, providing much needed time to reconsider their impact on due process.

As instructors entrenched in the corporate world, adjuncts provide students far more than lectures. Learn how to better integrate them into the university’s culture.

If we fail to view criminal culpability through the eyes of victims, we not only deny them justice, but the equal rights and values that are the hallmarks of a democratic society as well.

Despite politicized rhetoric, American self defense laws do not hearken to the lore of the old west. T. Markus Funk compares US law to those of several other nations, providing needed perspective.

In his recent article, Markus Funk issues a challenge to media outlets to get their facts straight and present them in a clear, direct manner devoid of sensationalism, otherwise, they are contributing to the all-too-commonplace incidences of violence against trespassers. 

This article, co-written by Markus Funk evaluates the pitfalls of this explosively popular electronic communications platform. 

Markus Funk's article delves into the complexities of self-defense law and the need for a clearer understanding of its application.

In this article, Markus Funk, provides an insider’s look at what it’s like to be a law school’s adjunct instructor. His article raises questions about how to better integrate these professors into university life and evaluates the real value they add to the educational framework.

Markus Funk, contributed and discusses how the ruling is viewed as a loss in the prosecution of issues that impact workers’ compensation and employment opportunities.