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: Jenkins WebblitsCrime, Incorporated: Legal and Financial Implications of Corporate Misconduct
By Miriam F. WeismannToday, whether prosecuting or defending, the approach to understanding organizational crime has become more difficult because of the increased multi-organizational character of corporate crime. Crime, Incorporated: Legal and Financial Implications of Corporate Misconduct, provides a complete re-examination of how traditional legal rules and their application given how corporate crime has changed in the last decade.
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