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Mixed Verdicts in Indian AW101 Corruption Case
The judge dismissed charges of international corruption but found the CEOs guilty of "false invoicing."
India canceled its AW101 order after allegations emerged that the deal was the result of international corruption.
India canceled its AW101 order after allegations emerged that the deal was the result of international corruption.

On October 10 an Italian judge found former Finmeccanica CEO Giuseppe Orsi and former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini not guilty of international corruption, but convicted the pair for the lesser crime of “false invoicing” and sentenced them to two-year prison terms and fined each €1.5 million. The sentence is suspended pending an anticipated appeal.


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