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The national Amber Alert bill awaiting resident Bush's signature could end up being a weapon in the war on corporate fraud, and white-collar criminal defense lawyers aren't happy about it. Defense lawyers fear that judges will have to treat all offenders the same regardless of circumstances. Someone convicted of a white-collar crime that occurs on paper could be treated just as harshly as someone who bilked millions from elderly investors and spent the money.
April 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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