White Collar Criminal Law Explained

by Randall D. Eliason

Streaming video, 2020

Status

Available

Call number

345.0268

Collection

Publication

Great Courses (2020), 248 pages, 24 lectures, 30 minutes each

Description

"Join Professor Randall D. Eliason of The George Washington University Law School for an in-depth investigation of how federal white-collar crime prosecutions work, and why they sometimes don't. Over 24 lessons, learn how prosecutors pursue white-collar crimes, including fraud, bribery, obstruction of justice, extortion, perjury, money laundering, and more."--

Language

Original language

English

Local notes

[1] Defining White collar Crime [2] Anatomy of a Federal White Collar Case [3] The Power of the Federal Grand Jury [4] Grand Jury Procedure and Search Warrants [5] Mail and Wire Fraud and the Nature of Fraud [6] The Limits of Mail and Wire Fraud [7] Honest Services Fraud and Its Evolution [8] Conspiracy: A Partnership in Crime [9] Common Issues in Conspiracy Cases [10] Public Corruption: Bribery and Gratuities [11] Extortion by Public Officials [12] The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act [13] Securities Fraud and Insider Trading [14] Perjury and the Law of Cover-Up Crimes [15] False Statements and Concealment [16] Obstruction of Justice [17] Money Laundering Basics [18] Laundering Money across the US Border [19] Conspiracy on Steroids: The RICO Statute [20] Hacking and Other Computer Crimes [21] Corporate Criminal Liability [22] Plea Bargains and Immunity Deals [23] Defending the White Collar Case [24] Sentencing White Collar Criminals
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