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It's a rule of thumb in prosecuting complex financial frauds: You need someone on the inside to help unravel the convoluted artifices executives build to hide their deceit. The reward for helping the Justice Department fulfill one of its top priorities -- and make notoriously difficult cases more manageable -- is usually leniency. But some say stiffer penalties enacted in the wake of Enron and other scandals have the potential to make law enforcement's job more difficult.
September 22, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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