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The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Criminal Law
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Examine the facets of criminal law, which impact bankruptcy proceedings, including a review of bankruptcy-related crimes and the impact of parallel criminal and bankruptcy proceedings.
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The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Criminal Law: From Bankruptcy Crimes to the Fifth Amendment (Aug 2018)
Bill Mateja, John M. Vardeman
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The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Criminal Law: From Bankruptcy Crimes to the Fifth Amendment (Aug 2018)
Examine the facets of criminal law, which impact bankruptcy proceedings, including a review of bankruptcy-related crimes and the impact of parallel criminal and bankruptcy proceedings.
Originally presented: Jul 2018 Consumer Bankruptcy Practice
Bill Mateja,
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP - Dallas, TX
John M. Vardeman,
Office of The United States Trustee - Tyler, TX