The Utility Official's Ferrari

A small company that makes electrical equipment, and its two top executives, are accused of bribing officials at a foreign government-owned power utility to win business. Prosecutors say the money went through a sales agent's firm, disguised as commissions, and paid for a sports car, a yacht and credit-card bills for one official. The defence says the commissions were legitimate. There is also a fight about how the case was built: the defence says an agent gave false testimony to the grand jury and that prosecutors withheld evidence and misled the court.