The SEC isn't accusing anyone in the US of bribery. Their concern is that Oracle had inadequate documentation requirements for certain kinds of spending and dis

The SEC isn't accusing anyone in the US of bribery. Their concern is that Oracle had inadequate documentation requirements for certain kinds of spending and discounts, allowing subsidiaries in other countries to falsely claim their bribes as legitimate business spending. If there were evidence that anyone in the US told people to pay these bribes, that would be a much bigger deal, and in similar cases people have definitely gone to jail for that.