Business Crime and the Public Interest: Lawyers, Legislators, and the Administrative State

Authors

Harry First, New York University School of LawFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

UC Irvine Law Review

Abstract

In this Article, I explore some of the unique connections between business crime and the public interest. I begin with providing some definition for the types of crimes I am discussing. Next, I discuss some examples of the particular challenges facing prosecutors, defense counsel, and legislators in this area. I conclude with some observations on achieving the public good in business crime in the administrative state.

First Page

871

Volume

2

Publication Date

2012

Recommended Citation

First, Harry, "Business Crime and the Public Interest: Lawyers, Legislators, and the Administrative State" (2012). Faculty Articles. 380.
https://gretchen.law.nyu.edu/fac-articles/380