Although they are sufficiently warned against committing outright fraud through ubiquitous ethics seminars, young investigators are still exposed to a more subtle, lurking enemy challenging their professional integrity: scientific pollution.
The persistence of Big Pharma's fraud despite ubiquitous legal action suggests that our present efforts to hold the industry accountable are ineffective.
Greeks, by contrast, see fraud and corruption as ubiquitous in business, in the tax system, and even in sports.
But Holder's legacy of failure goes even deeper than that: What's more bizarre is his additional failure to adequately prosecute ubiquitous, run-of-the-mill mortgage fraud.
Parmalat, the giant Italian food company best known in this country as the maker of ubiquitous milk boxes, has acknowledged that a fraud of enormous proportions has taken place.
During his 15 years on the job, he said, he's only prosecuted one person for voter fraud, adding that the details of that case did not point to ubiquitous election crime.
JOSEPH DELLO RUSSO, the doctor with the ubiquitous radio advertisements for laser eye surgery, apparently has a clearer vision of New Jersey's consumer-fraud law than two of his former patients do.
In my view, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ("CFAA") does not make the millions of people who engage in this ubiquitous, useful, and generally harmless conduct into unwitting federal criminals.
Denny Hecker, a ubiquitous presence in Minnesota who once owned 26 auto dealerships, was sentenced Friday to a maximum 10 years in prison for fraud.
