Exam 8: Business Crime
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Dennis Kozlowski was the former CEO of Tyco who was charged with larceny,otherwise known as embezzlement.During his trial,Mr.Kozlowski offered testimony that all of his loans from the company that were not repaid were authorized loans that had been forgiven by the board of directors.The testimony about the board's approval:
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The "culpability multiplier" is part of the U.S.sentencing guidelines.
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Penalties for corporate officers under Sarbanes-Oxley include:
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The FBI has developed new technology that enables it to listen to conversations in homes from vans parked in the street outside the homes.While listening to conversations in one neighborhood,the FBI uncovers a meth lab.Agents move in and arrest those in the home without a warrant.Which of the following is true?
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Which of the following is not covered under the Money Laundering Control Act?
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Which of the following would mitigate an officer's or corporation's sentence under the corporate sentencing guidelines?
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Glen Albanese was arrested after federal authorities conducted an investigation that indicated the funds that he had raised for relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina victims had been used to purchase landscaping for his home,acquire a Labradoodle pedigree dog,and buy tickets to DisneyWorld and Six Flags.Mr.Albanese had raised funds for his charity by advertising that the funds raised would be used to rebuild homes and provide scholarships for the children of victims.Instead,he met individuals who sold him the dog and furnished the landscaping in odd locations and paid them in cash in envelopes.Which of the following crimes would be applicable for the federal authorities to charge?
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Which of the following is not covered under the Money Laundering Control Act?
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Involvement of the top officers in corporate crimes increases the penalty under the U.S.sentencing guidelines.
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The White-Collar Criminal Penalty Act of 2002 is known as the King Pin Act.
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Jason Ormand was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault.The arresting officers did not give Jason his Miranda warnings.Jason confesses to the assault.The DNA evidence taken from the victim shows with 99% certainty that Jason was her attacker.
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