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    1. Explain White Collar Crime.
    Answer

    White collar crimes are characterized by deceit, concealment, or violation of trust. They are committed by business professionals. They generally involve fraud, and the employees committing the crimes are motivated by the desire for financial gains or fear of losing business standing, money, or property. Fraud is the intentional misrepresentation of material facts for monetary gain. This type of crime is not dependent on threats or violence.

    1. What is a pump-and-dump scheme?
    2. The crime of larceny includes:
      1. The nontresspassory taking and controlling of personal property.
      2. The trespassory taking and carrying away of real or personal property.
      3. Joyriding.
      4. The trespassory taking and control of personal property.
    Answer

    d

    1. Distinguish between larceny and embezzlement.
    2. What is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act?
    Answer

    The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prohibits bribery payments by U.S. companies to foreign government officials with an intent to influence foreign business results. One example of bribery would be a situation in which a pharmaceutical company offers special benefits to individuals who agree to prescribe their medications.

    1. Businesses can be charged with crimes.
      1. True.
      2. False.
    2. The burden of proof is a criminal case is:
      1. Reasonable suspicion.
      2. Beyond a reasonable doubt.
      3. Preponderance of evidence.
      4. Clear and convincing evidence.
    Answer

    b

    1. Which of the following is a goal of an arraignment?
      1. The defendant is informed of the charge and enters a plea.
      2. Requires the defendant to bear the burden of proof
      3. Begins the inquisitorial system of adjudication.
      4. All of these are correct.
    2. The criminal act necessary to commit a crime is known as:
      1. Malice aforethought.
      2. Mens rea.
      3. Subjective fault.
      4. Actus reus.
    Answer

    d

    1. Distinguish between civil and criminal law.

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