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200 10$aCorporate crime & financial fraud $elegal and financial implications of corporate misconduct /$fMiriam F. Weismann
210   $cAmerican Bar Association
327   $aExposing the corporate criminal : an exercise in corporate transparency -- The facts behind the fiction : theories of corporate criminal liability -- Crime and punishment : statutory tools -- Constitutional perspectives : few rights and even fewer privileges -- Affirmative defenses : denying liability and deflecting blame -- Structuring corporate plea and settlement agreements : an exercise in damage control -- Tax consequences and planning opportunities : crime doesn't pay but it may be tax deductible -- Accounting "hocus-pocus" earnings management -- The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act : bribery as a global market entry strategy -- Statutory reforms post-enron : the new corporate goverance model.
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712 02$aAmerican Bar Association.$bSection of Criminal Justice
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