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Mike Koehler Quotable, sentenced, scrutiny updates, dismissed and for the reading stack. It's all here in the Friday roundup. Quotable In a recent Corporate Crime Reporter interview, former DOJ FCPA prosecutor Ephraim Wernick was asked if FCPA enforcement has changed under the Trump administration and stated: