Financial crime and corporate misconduct : a critical evaluation of fraud legislation

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 자료제공 :

• Chapter 1: A critical commentary on the Fraud Act 2006 - Chris Monaghan

• Chapter 2: The Fraud Act’s 10^th anniversary: time to celebrate? Not quite? - Axel Palmer

• Chapter 3: An empirical review of the use of the Fraud Act 2006 and other criminal offences within the school application system - Chris Monaghan

• Chapter 4: Food fraud and the Fraud Act 2006: complementarity and limitations - Cecilia J. Flores Elizondo, Nicholas Lord and Jon Spencer

• Chapter 5: Fraud in the twenty first century: is the criminal law fit for purpose? - Caroline Collins and Noel Mc Guirk

• Chapter 6: The Fraud Act 2006: a decade of deception? - Maureen Johnson

• Chapter 7: Criminal fraud legislation since 2006 - David Kirk

• Chapter 8: Revisiting dishonesty: the new strict liability criminal offence for offshore tax evaders - Sam Bourton

• Chapter 9: Brexit and financial crime - Rhonson Salim

• Chapter 10: Do we need a failure to prevent fraud offence? - Bill Davies

• Chapter 11: A judge’s perspective of the impact of the Fraud Act 2006 - HH Toby Hooper QC

• Chapter 12: The fraudster at work: the interaction of the criminal justice process with the operation of an employer’s disciplinary procedures - Stephen Hurley

• Chapter 13: Who should try ‘complex fraud trials’? Reconsidering the composition of the tribunal of fact 30 years after Roskill - Nicola Monaghan

• Chapter 14: Good character directions: some implications of Hunter for Fraud Act 2006 prosecutions - Richard Glover