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  1. Rush on Business

    Attempt to Steal Coke Recipe Proves Point

    By Rush Nigut

    Three people are facing federal charges for trying to steal Coke's trade secret information and offering to sell it to rival Pepsi. Apparently, Pepsi immediately notified Coke about this offer,…

  2. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Out-of-this-world federal sentencing next week

    By Douglas Berman

    Main May 10, 2006Out-of-this-world federal sentencing next weekIt is never hard to find fodder for this blog; there's no shortage of interesting sentencing stories. Proof today come from this AP…

  3. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    The Lowest of Crimes – Gets Three Years

    By Ellen Podgor

    According to a press release here of the US Attorneys Office for the Western District of Washington, an individual was sentenced to three years in prison and three years supervised…

  4. Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog

    Pastor Mom Goes Bad

    By Gerry W. Beyer

    Roy Buckley died serving his country in Iraq and left behind a minor daughter.  Roy also had life insurance for $250,000 which was designated for his daughter.  Roy's mom, a…

  5. LawSites

    Web site tracks stolen jewelry

    By Robert Ambrogi

    Your client comes in distraught. The family jewels are missing. This is a case for ... the Stolen Jewelry Web Site. I'll let them explain: "The Stolen Jewelry Website of…

  6. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Does a Police Officer Have Special Skills?

    By Ellen Podgor

    According to the Chicago Tribune here, a police officer and supervisor (of "more than 100 officers at the city's airports") plead guilty to fraud for stealing "$4,000 earmarked for a…

  7. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    How Do You Steal 2 Million from a School District?

    By Ellen Podgor

    It is truly hard to imagine that anyone could steal 2 million dollars from a school district.    One would think that someone might notice. One would also think that…

  8. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Former Atlanta Braves Pitcher Receives Jail Time

    By Ellen Podgor

    A former pitcher for the Atlanta Braves (Rick Camp) received a sentence of 37 months in prison "for conspiring to steal more than $2 million from a mental health agency."…

  9. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    The Long Journey Against Charles Zandford Ends

    By Ellen Podgor

    Charles Zandford's battle with the SEC has finally ended with a permanent bar from the securities industry, more than 15 years after he was caught stealing money from the account…

  10. California Employment Law Update

    Employee Who Stole Trade Secrets Is Required To Serve Jail Time

    By Tony Oncidi

    People v. Farell, 28 Cal. 4th 381 (2002) On his last day of employment as an electrical engineer at Digital Equipment Corporation, Alejandro Farell printed out confidential design specifications for…