In the 1970s a Los Angeles-based insurance company programmed its computers to do all of the following except:
A. fail to pay legitimate claims.
B. sell fake policies to other companies.
C. issue policies on people who did not exist.
D. use reinsurance to disguise indebtedness.
Answer: A
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a. It is generally unknown in white collar crime cases b. It tends to be less cooperative negotiation and more adversarial confrontation in white collar crime cases as compared to conventional crime cases c. It is far less common in white collar crime cases because defendants have no serious incentives to plead guilty d. It is most effective for the defense when the defendant holds off making a deal as long as possible, as in the case of Michael Milken
Explain why it is so important that juries reach a unanimous verdict.
What will be an ideal response?
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a. the Federal Bureau of Investigation b. the U.S. Department of Justice c. the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children d. the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
In most criminal cases, the parties—especially defense counsel—will ask the court that certain instructions be used. Which of the following options are available to the court with regard to these instructions?
a. Refuse to give the instructions b. Modify the instructions c. Give the instructions d. All of the answers are correct.