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21WX-3320: Deferred Prosecution Agreements: How to Qualify (Webinar)
If you have questions about this event, please call us at 952-831-2707.
Friday, March 25, 2022
3:00pm - 5:00pm Central Time
2 CPE (2 non-technical) | 2 Ethics
This course will help business owners understand more about government investigations, and how to qualify for deferred-prosecution agreements if they've been targeted. Despite a business owner's best intent, employees or partners may make bad decisions. Regardless of intention, those business decisions can lead to government investigations. In some cases, they can lead to injunctions, fines, disgorgements, or charges for white-collar crimes. By understanding the risks of a government investigation, a business owner may want to take steps to qualify for a deferred-prosecution agreement, or better yet, a non-prosecution agreement. These agreements are negotiated settlements that can limit costs and intrusions into business operations. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.
Major subjects
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The major topics that will be covered in this class include:
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Government investigations and how they begin
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What prosecutors want to know
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Respondeat Superior: What should business owners know
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Proactive steps to qualify for a deferred-prosecution agreement
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What is the difference between a non-prosecution agreement and a deferred-prosecution agreement?
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What is a well-designed compliance program?
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How do business leaders demonstrate a good faith effort when it comes to compliance training?
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Deferred-prosecution Agreements in real life.
Learning objective(s)
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Understand how government investigations begin
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Differentiate between deferred-prosecution agreements and non-prosecution agreements
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Identify questions prosecutors will ask when assessing whether a business should qualify for a deferred-prosecution agreement
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Explain how business owners benefit by preparing compliance programs to qualify for a deferred-prosecution agreement
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Show why corporate documentation and training materials may lessen vulnerabilities to government investigations
Who should take this program?
Business professionals that offer services to other business professionals.
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