legal and financial implications of corporate misconduct Weismann, Miriam F. creator American Bar Association Section of Criminal Justice. text bibliography ilu Chicago, Ill American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section c2012 2012 monographic eng

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xxiv, 370 p. ill. 23 cm. 1 CD-ROM ( 4 3/4 in.) Exposing the corporate criminal : an exercise in corporate transparency -- The facts behind the fiction : theories of corporate criminal liability -- Crime and punishment : statutory tools -- Constitutional perspectives : few rights and even fewer privileges -- Affirmative defenses : denying liability and deflecting blame -- Structuring corporate plea and settlement agreements : an exercise in damage control -- Tax consequences and planning opportunities : crime doesn't pay but it may be tax deductible -- Accounting "hocus-pocus" earnings management -- The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act : bribery as a global market entry strategy -- Statutory reforms post-enron : the new corporate goverance model. Miriam F. Weismann. Includes bibliographical references and index. Corporations Corrupt practices United States White collar crimes United States Commercial crimes United States Corporate governance Law and legislation United States KF 9351 .W45 2012 364.16/80973 9781614385066 (pbk.) 1614385068 (pbk.) 9781614385073 (print : alk. paper) 1614385076 (print : alk. paper) 2012012701 PUCPR 120326 20160527190226.0 310073