Trump organization charged - Voting reform ruling - Exxon lobbyist exposed

The Trump Organization pleaded not guilty to charges that included tax fraud and falsifying business records. [Its chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg], pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and tax fraud charges, among others, after prosecutors accused him of personally avoiding taxes on $1.7 million of his income.
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"Contrary to today's assertion by the company's former CEO, this is not a 'standard practice in the business community' nor was it the act of a rogue or isolated employee," an assistant district attorney said in court. "Instead, it was orchestrated by the most senior executives."
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Prosecutors are typically hesitant to indict companies because such a move can be a death blow to many innocent employees. Prosecutors may view the Trump Organization differently, however. It is not a sprawling entity with tens of thousands of employees potentially hurt by an indictment. The company does not rely heavily on government contracts that could be lost after an indictment.