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Sarbox isn’t just for Wall Street anymore. Interesting cases involving pornography and illegal waste dumping from a tanker are testing the regulation. We don’t think Sarbox fits the pornography case — the prosecutor seems to be grasping at straws — but we won’t pretend to know all the facts, either.
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Ironically, at the same time that U.S. companies are adjusting to new — and easier — Sarbox 404 implementation guidelines, prosecutors in Connecticut are working to secure a conviction under Sarbox in a surprising set of circumstances. |
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:: INSIGHTS FROM AROUND THE WEB ::
David Welch Still Feeling Effects of Blowing Whistle :: CFO.com
ICI Blames Sarbox for Its NYSE Delisting :: AccountancyAge
Office of Advocacy Backs Sarbox Extensions for SMBs :: Kansas City Infozine
Sarbox Used to Charge Lawyer with Obstruction :: Greenwich Time
FCC Moves to Improve Emergency Calls from Cell Phones :: ZDNet