Why OFAC kept hundreds of export control violations a secret is anyone's guess. But in late June, a federal court forced the Agency to cough up the documents. Buried deep in Treasury's web site, they grainy heavily redacted images shed light on corporate America's apathy toward export controls compliance.
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