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How Much Knowledge Makes a Crime?

When Congress passes a new statute in a prosecution-friendly atmosphere, it should be wary of the potential for overly aggressive prosecutors to misuse it. Here's why.

26 minute read December 19, 2008 at 10:47 AM
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Anthony M. Alexis And Tyler E. Gellasch
How Much Knowledge Makes a Crime?

The unprecedented crisis in capital markets will put pressure on the new administration and Congress not only to stabilize the economy, but also to punish perceived wrongdoers.

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