Per the chapter reading, who can be found guilty of business crime and what is the key
Question:
Per the chapter reading, who can be found guilty of business crime and what is the key to establishing a conviction for a business crime? Research an example business crime in the last year and provide the facts and penalty imposed. (Business crimes are those identified in the chapter reading). When it comes to crime committed in the workplace and privacy protection, do private-sector employees have a reasonable expectation of privacy while at work? What about public-sector employees? Why or why not? What is the test for the tort of invasion of privacy when assessing whether a violation has occurred per the [US v. KING] case, pg. 282, in the reading? Today, management can monitor employees and productivity in the workplace. Can management today utilize social media information when it comes to hiring decisions? What about firing an employee? Do you agree or disagree with the practice and...is it legal? Provide your thoughts and research on this issue.
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Expert Answer:
For nonbusiness crimes all those who are involved in the planning or execution of the crime can be convicted However for business crimes people in management positions even when the employees had comm... View the full answer
