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: Point of LawFeatured Discussion on Criminalizing Corporate Conduct
By Marie Gryphon
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A free-wheeling discussion, titled "Criminalizing Corporate Conduct: How Far is Too Far," will take place between Monday morning, July 27 and Friday afternoon, July 31.Full post as published by Point of Law on July 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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