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| _________::::____#45- October 11, 2005_________________ |
| Updated: 10/10/05 10:15 p.m. 10/10/05 WSU law professors’ document white-collar crime in blog - Peter Henning, a professor at the Wayne State University Law School, is not just teaching courses on corporations, white-collar crime and criminal procedure, he’s documenting his findings on a law professors’ Web blog and providing an essential research tool for lawyers, journalists, professors and students. 10/10/05 Housing boom raises fraud concerns - On a cold, damp February morning, a car with two members of Freddie Mac’s special fraud investigation unit pulled up to 2175 Martin Luther King Blvd. in Atlanta. 10/10/05 FBI seizes $10 mln from sale by Hollinger's Black - FBI agents on Friday swooped in on the closing for toppled media baron Conrad Black's New York apartment, seizing nearly $9 million (5.1 million pounds) in proceeds from the sale on grounds they were accumulated as part of a fraud scheme, the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago said. 10/10/05 U.S. investigating N.S. man for fraud after he wins $650k from 9-11 fund - The U.S. Justice Department is investigating a Nova Scotia man accused of defrauding the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund of $650,000 after his impressive claims of heroism came into question. 10/10/05 Guilt by Association - How the slightest hint of financial scandal can affect a career. 10/08/05 Van Nuys Man Accused of Defrauding Investors - A man accused of fraudulently raising about $20 million through his Glendale investment firm has been arrested on suspicion of mail fraud and other violations. 10/08/05 Potential jurors will have their hands full - Potential jurors for the January trial of three former Enron chieftains will likely have to cull more than 730 names to see if they know or have heard of anyone in the universe of possible witnesses. |