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In the end, Mr. Bharara said he concluded the deal being brokered by the politicians was acceptable and just, and was being pursued for the right reason, and his prosecutors scrambled to secure guilty pleas from the 10 jailed suspects in different cities as the case sped to a conclusion.

Prosecutors say the fraud will exceed $2.5 billion and have secured guilty pleas from 11 former executives.

Since late 2009, he has secured guilty pleas from 29 people for insider trading and charged 17 others.

That's one reason that instead of securing guilty pleas against major corporations, for example, they settle for deferred and nonprosecution agreements.

Some Iowa defense lawyers have said that Ms. Rose was the main prosecutor in charge of securing guilty pleas from hundreds of Postville immigrants.

The ensuing lack of evidence electronically tracing the fraud to the boss's door has stymied the work of government prosecutors, who until recently had secured guilty pleas only from four of his underlings.

Before the Rajaratnam and Gupta trials, Mr. Brodsky won two insider trading convictions: securing guilty verdicts against Hafiz Muhammad Zubair Naseem, a former Credit Suisse investment banker, and Joseph Contorinis, a former money manager at the Jefferies Group.

The IRS has secured guilty pleas from six Americans for failing to declare and pay taxes on supposedly "secret" offshore accounts, with more indictments and guilty pleas to come.

New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer has launched investigations into insurance industry practices, and has already secured guilty pleas from AIG executives in connection with a bid-rigging scheme involving insurance brokers.

The conviction continued an unbroken winning streak at trial for federal prosecutors in New York, who have secured guilty pleas or verdicts against 79 individuals since October 2009 as part of a broad crackdown on insider trading on Wall Street.

Instead of securing guilty pleas in clear cut cases of corporate criminality, the Justice Department caves to the demands of corporate criminal defense attorneys and enters into deferred and non-prosecution agreements.