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Markus Funk published a book for the Federal Judicial Center titled "Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties and Letters Rogatory: Obtaining Evidence and Assistance from Foreign Jurisdictions." This guide provides an overview of the statutory schemes and procedural matters that distinguish mutual legal assistance treaties and letters rogatory. It also discusses legal issues that arise when the prosecution, the defense, or a civil litigant seek to obtain evidence from abroad as part of a criminal or civil proceeding.

This article, authored by a sitting US District Judge and a former federal prosecutor and State Department Section Chief now in private practice, is focused on the reality that, whether engaging in the civil discovery process or investigating criminal conduct, the need to collect evidence located in a foreign country arises more frequently today than ever before.

Markus Funk spoke on The Compliance and Ethics Blog's podcast regarding enforcement and compliance issues relating to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Henry Hauser was quoted in an article for The Hill, "Apple faces its biggest antitrust challenge," regarding the DOJ's antitrust lawsuit targeting Apple’s alleged control of the smartphone market.

Andrew Kline and Tommy Tobin published a Law360 article, "Intoxicating Hemp Products: It's High Time For Clarity," regarding the collision course between state-regulated marijuana and largely unregulated intoxicating hemp cannabinoid industries.