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The producers behind it were convicted in 2013 in the first prosecution for film tax-relief fraud.
There have been calls to ban the group, which has no official membership, since 2008, when people linked to it were convicted of bombing theaters.
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Others have attributed the lack of prosecutions to the so-called Arthur Andersen effect, named because of the demise of the accounting firm after it was convicted of obstruction of justice related to its auditing work at Enron.
Andersen ultimately collapsed after it was convicted of obstruction.
Only the firm is charged, and if it is convicted, it faces a maximum fine of $500,000.
The Melbourne Storm had won the titles, but was stripped of them after it was convicted of wholesale breaches of the league's salary cap.
The fine for a securities fraud violation is capped at $25 million for an organization, so SAC would be facing a maximum of $100 million for the four securities counts in the indictment if it is convicted.
This is the fear of the "Arthur Andersen" effect, named after the accounting firm that went out of business in 2002 when it was convicted of obstruction of justice related to auditing work for Enron.
Eventually, it was convicted of water pollution offences spanning a decade, which contravened US federal law.
And they which heard it, being convicted by their own conscience, went out one by one" (see Jesus and the woman taken in adultery).
It was convicted for insulting far-right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen in 1995 after calling her "the Bitch of Buchenwald," in reference to the wife of a Nazi concentration camp commander. .
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