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    mistress while his father was trying to convince Eddie’s first wife to to sue Eddie for fraud and get her divorce settlement voided. These conflicts are said to be what contributed to Antar’s weak financial performance in 1987. Eddie and his son started to hear rumors of a hostile takeover by investors who had no idea that the company was a fraud. Eddie and his son Sam feared that the takeover would result in his fraud being…

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    reports of fraud, the department completed 52,930 investigations and 425 people were convicted of welfare fraud. Fraud or misrepresentation (not defined) was found on 10,789 cases (Rhode). When people falsify their documents like Jackie, they don’t realize that the government has probably caught them and are building a case against that person. Criminal Law experts state that “State welfare statutes and general criminal statutes (such as theft) impose penalties for conviction of welfare fraud…

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    Devyani Khobragade Case

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    Nathalie DERMESROBIAN II. The Vulnerability of the Indo US Relations: The Devyani Khobragade Case A. Events: Devyani Khobragade, the Indian Deputy Consul General in New York, was charged, on the 11th of December 2013, with visa fraud, sentenced at a maximum of 10 years in prison, as well as making willingly false statements , sentenced at a maximum of five years of imprisonment . A warrant was issued and Khobragade was arrested on the December 12th of 2013, after dropping off her children at…

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    The Madoff Scandal At one point in time owning the last name of Madoff was a very powerful and respected title, on a cold winter’s day that all changed. When my Father Bernie Madoff came and confessed to my brother and me about a multibillion scandal he has been running since the early 1990’s it changed everything. This grand truth swept the legs from under me. I remembered that it came as such a blow that I had to sit down. I could not even process the magnitude of what he had just told me.…

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    Theft, lying, stealing, being a criminal, and destroying lives of people are a few ethical issues that come to the surface in this white collar crime. Bernie Madoff is the epitome of unethical business practices and how the fallout is not worth the crime. Madoff has admitted that he knew he would eventually get caught and in a recent interview from jail has suggested that he could have had a successful career. The ethical issues and what made a human being do this is insurmountable. Madoff…

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    ways for one to lose their identity. Dumpster diving, phishing scams, phone scams, various viruses and card scanning schemes are some of the many tactics used to steal identity. According to the Department of Justice, “identity theft and identity fraud are terms used to refer to all types of crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another person’s personal data in some way that…

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    Feeding America Study

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    My mother 's favorite saying is “we can no longer cover the sky with our hands.”We cannot pretend it doesn 't exist anymore because poverty is lying on our doorstep. National Geographic 's Andrea Stone has learned through a Feeding America study that “72 percent of households reported living at or below the poverty line.” Our job prospects are not much better. MarketWatch Reporter Jeffry Bartash states that “3.8 million people have been out of work for as long as six months” and he dampers our…

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    Money Laundering Stages

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    crimes, because these crimes affect everyone. Money laundering increases taxes for those who evade taxes, increase insurance policy premiums for those that are not involved in financial crimes. In results of these financial crimes, the cost for business is higher which is in result in a mix of less profit and higher profit to consumers which makes local business more likely to financial fraud and local businesses money flows into corrupt businessman and politicians imaged in trafficking drugs,…

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    Madoff himself would be considered an occupational white collar criminal as his position as a stockbroker allowed him to be able to commit the crime along with gain the trust of his investors. However, due to the entire company being built upon fraud, the crime would also fall into corporate crime as it was a hierarchical crime. However, this claim is a bit shaky. Most corporate crime, such as Enron, involves a multitude of aware figures acting illegally in order to benefit the company as a…

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    Chasing Madoff Analysis

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    to gain Villehuchet’s business brought the investment data to Markopolos to see if it could be done. Markopolos who immediately realized that the portfolio was seven times larger than all the options actually in the market at the time said it was a fraud and so it began. Even to a neophyte such a discrepancy would seem to be an easily discoverable anomaly so it begs explanation that others had not also realized…

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