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    Some should be made aware of the legal fuzziness that exists within the financial sector. Such fuzziness has‚ in part‚ been deliberately created either by rule omissions or by tactics that circumvent such rules. The SEC cannot hold individuals criminally liable for breaking SEC rules. The SEC can fine companies and ostracize people and firms from publicly trading on financial exchanges‚ but that is all.

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    Corporate Executive Criminal Conviction: American Commercial Colleges Student Name ETH/321 May 4‚ 2015 Stacy Mealey Corporate Executive Criminal Conviction: American Commercial Colleges Employees have a responsibility to do what is ethically expected and legally required‚ but often allow the thought of profit maximization overcome them. Doyle Brent Sheets‚ the one-time President of American Commercial Colleges‚ made an unethical decision that not only impacted his life‚ but the lives of many students

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    Jack, Bert and Pratt

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    Jack‚ Bert and Pratt Terence A. Whalen CJ230-03‚ Criminal Law for Criminal Justice October 18th‚ 2010 To research this scenario‚ One must look to the elements of Criminal Attempt-Murder. Murder is the unlawful killing of another human being with intention and malicious aforethought. (USLegal INC‚ 2010) Criminal Attempt requires three things; an intent or purpose to commit a particular crime‚ an overt act toward accomplishing that target crime‚ and a failure to complete the target crime

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    should not be held responsible for their children’s action. Most children today are so free-willed and independent‚ that their parents cannot control them. If a parent has lack of control over their kids to an extent‚ I think parents should be criminally responsible for their actions. Many people think that parents are to blame for their children’s behavior and that they should be punished‚ but some disagree for different reasons. An American psychiatrist Karl Meginer quoted‚ “What’s done to children

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    CRIME INTRODUCTION: ACTUS REUS 1. CRIME NATURE a. Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea – conduct does not make a man guilty without a guilty mind b. Two elements must be proved in Scots crime: i. Actus Reus – Wrongful Act/Physical Act ii. Mens Rea – Wrongful State of Mind/Mental Element c. Exceptionally – some crimes (usually statutory – speeding‚ parking) don’t require proof of Mens Rea 2. ACTEUS REUS a. Mere intentions do not make a criminal offence – there must be a criminal act or omission

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    Bernard Madoff Case Study

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    Dr. Nassar‚ In the case of Bernard Madoff the fraud of the century‚ did he have help in creating and sustaining the Ponzi scheme? I believe that the prolonged nature of the scheme required assistance from other parties. First‚ the stock trading company that was heavily involved in until the arrival of his brother Peter Madoff has been cleared of wrongdoings. Family members were employed at this company. However‚ the investment company where the fraud occurred did not employ family members. Bernard

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    Seven Crime Elements

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    There are seven elements that must be present for a crime to take place. Harm legality‚ actus reus‚ mens rea‚ causation‚ concurrence‚ and punishment are those seven elements. Crime involves things that people and do not do (Bohm & Haley‚ 2012). Illegal drug use‚ prostitution and gambling are choices that the individuals make. The individual may cause harm to themselves‚ however‚ some may argue that their loved ones are also victims. Loved ones may be harmed mentally and emotionally‚ but that is

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    From 33‚000 gangs and 1.4 million criminally active members‚ gangs are spreading across the U.S. But why are gangs spreading‚ is it because people have broken families and are reaching out for help or is it because people are searching for power and acceptance? People who join gangs join them for the power‚ fame‚ and money. Supporting my claim‚ Stanton E. Samenow states‚ “Gangs offer a hierarchy of leadership and a path to gain approval and achieve success.” This statement discusses how gangs offer

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    eventually have problems in which they soon become insane. Others may call them insane but to me they are no different than anyone else. People are never born insane there is always something or a choice they choose to do that makes them insane. We cannot claim someone is insane just because they are different than you and if they are insane we should not judge them. We are no one to judge to anyone. There are others that are considered insane from many other people in different aspects. For example

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    not be taken lightly‚ and the murderer should be punished. If the man is insane‚ he should be in an asylum. In “The Telltale Heart”‚ the narrator kills an old man because of his eye. Murder is always terrible‚ but the motive for this murder is confusing. Most people would assume that this man is insane‚ but there are reasons that will prove he is not. This man is guilty of murder because there is no possible way that an insane man could be as intelligent as he was in executing his plan. During the

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