Exam 7: Crimes
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James Smith, a health inspector for the state of Missouri, inspected a restaurant owned by Salley Slick. Smith found numerous health violations in the restaurant and fined Slick accordingly. When Smith notified Slick of the infractions, Smith strongly suggested that $5,000 "would sure prove handy in the Spring" when he planned to purchase a new fishing boat. Slick understood Smith's obvious hint and offered Smith $5,000 if he would lose the paperwork concerning the failure of the restaurant to meet proper inspection guidelines. Smith accepted the $5,000 and lost the paperwork. One month later, Smith returned to the restaurant and told Slick that he would reappear every month and find violations unless Slick produced $1,000 each month to go toward the purchase of a fleet for Smith. Slick agreed to make the $1,000 payments. What crimes have been committed by Smith and Slick?
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The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act was designed primarily to prevent individuals involved in organized crime from investing money obtained through racketeering in legitimate businesses.
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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act applies to businesses with their principal offices located in the United States.
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Criminal penalties for corporations are based on a percentage of sales.
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When a defendant is convicted of a crime, the court may also declare that the defendant's rights in any property used or gained from the crime be confiscated. This is known as __________.
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One of the modern trends in punishing business crimes involves barring executives and officers from working in their fields if they have a criminal conviction.
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Specific statutes define the _______, which is the criminal conduct required to be charged with a crime.
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All states recognize _________, which protects privileged documents and notes from seizure by the government, even with a warrant.
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The ______ makes it a federal offense to circumvent or create programs to circumvent encryption devices that copyright holders place on copyrighted material to prevent unauthorized copying.
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Corporate Integrity Agreements are the equivalent of putting a corporation on probation.
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In a prosecution for unauthorized use of computers, unsecure _______ has proven to be a challenge in prosecution for unauthorized use of computer information.
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Because a corporation is not a human being, it cannot be convicted of a crime.
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