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November 16, 2005
Bail Denied to Accused in a White Collar Case
A key difference between white collar cases and many of the cases involving alleged street crimes is the treatment of the accused pre-trial. Where an accused in a street crime case may be denied bail, it is truly rare that an individual accused of a white collar offense has bail issues.
It is thus surprising to read at Yahoo News (AP) here that a judge denied bail to an ex-KPMG executive. Fearing that the accused would flee as he was facing a possible long prison term, the court ordered this individual held.
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November 16, 2005 in Investigations | Permalink
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