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DVD

Key Issues in White Collar Criminal Defense (2015)


Old iMIS Number:
FEE94


Description

 
Total Credits: 4.0 Professional Practice
 
Successfully representing white collar criminal defendants depends on an attorney’s understanding of the facts of his or her case and a grasp of the criminal court’s processes and procedures. Program Chair Ira Lee Sorkin moderates two highly regarded panels of seasoned practitioners addressing key areas of white collar defense practice often left out of CLE programs, including: cybercrime and law enforcement; the difference between AG investigations and prosecutions and D.A. and U.S. Attorney investigations and prosecutions; representing individuals and corporations in grand jury proceedings; the roles of monitors; and civil and criminal health care fraud and tax investigations and prosecutions. These are issues that every criminal defense attorney should be familiar with when preparing to defend his or her clients.
 
Key Topics Including:
 
• Cybersecurity and Law Enforcement in the Digital Age
• Deconstructing the Dewey Trial – The Difference Between State and Federal Prosecutions
• AG Investigations and Prosecutions
• Representing Individuals and Corporations in Grand Jury Proceedings
• Monitors: What are Their Roles and to Whom Do They Report?
• Tax Investigations and Prosecutions
• Civil and Criminal Health Care Fraud: Investigations and Prosecutions
• Relationships Among Law Enforcement Agencies During the Investigative Process

 

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