It's not being released to the general public supposedly because the powers-that-be are concerned that it will improperly influence witnesses.
In response to questions for the Times article in April, a Goldman Sachs spokesman, Samuel Robinson, said: "Any suggestion that Goldman Sachs improperly influenced rating agencies is without foundation.
Many people, including some city officials, say they believe that the Carabettas are behind Mr. Corvo's bid -- he will not discuss who his business partners are -- and that they improperly influenced the Planning Commission vote to approve it.
Johannesson is on trial for offences relating to allegations that he improperly influenced Glitnir, the Icelandic bank which had financed much of Baugur's investments before the 2008 banking crash.
[C11.] Investigators Fault Handling of U.N. Corruption A yearlong investigation has concluded that Secretary General Kofi Annan failed to take necessary steps to curb corruption and mismanagement at the United Nations, but it did not find evidence to support charges that he improperly influenced the scandal-tainted oil-for-food program.
U.N. Investigation Clears Annan of Impropriety A yearlong investigation has concluded that Secretary General Kofi Annan failed to take necessary steps to curb corruption and mismanagement at the United Nations, but it did not find evidence to support charges that he improperly influenced the oil-for-food program.
Judges worried that lawyers would improperly influence deliberation, and civil lawyers feared that professionals would be more tightfisted with jury awards.
Soliciting and accepting tickets from the Yankees, it said, "gives a reasonable basis for the impression that the Yankees can improperly influence the governor or unduly enjoy his favor in the performance of his official duties".
On another issue, Judge Locke found that the company did not improperly influence a union election in a nearby store in Palestine, Tex.
"You would have to show that it's designed to improperly influence your employee's judgment in terms of a stock recommendation," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, an authority in securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York.
