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In this episode, Tom Fox and Matt Kelly take a deep dive into the complexities surrounding the Department of Justice’s potential decision to criminally prosecute Boeing under its Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) related to the 737 MAX crashes.
They explore the various facets of corporate justice, including retribution, remediation, and societal interests, as well as the challenges in balancing justice for the victims and the broader implications for public safety and corporate culture.
The discussion also covers the FAA’s role, the potential for new operational limits on Boeing, the impact and structure of compliance monitorships, and what compliance officers can learn from this high-stakes scenario.
Key Highlights:
- DOJ and Boeing: The 737 MAX Dilemma
- Corporate Justice: Individuals vs. Corporations
- Balancing Justice and Corporate Interests
- Deferred Prosecution Agreements: Compliance Challenges
- Financial Penalties vs. Operational Limits
- The Potential of Monitorships
- FAA’s Role and Challenges
- Compliance Lessons and Future Considerations
Resources:
Matt on Radical Compliance
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