Summary: A report of Committee of 100 based on a review of 190 economic espionage cases brought since 1996, showed that defendants with Asian surnames were more than twice as likely to be falsely accused and, if convicted, faced harsher punishment. | Committee 100

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Summary: A report of Committee of 100 based on a review of 190 economic espionage cases brought since 1996, showed that defendants with Asian surnames were more than twice as likely to be falsely accused and, if convicted, faced harsher punishment.

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