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CPE Credits: 20
Course Level: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Basic Understanding of Fraud Examination
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Description:
After going through the meticulous process of conducting a fraud investigation, you must know what to do in the courtroom if your case makes it to trial. This self-study video/workbook course will take you through the phases of an actual fraud trial. With the video featuring the Court TV case of Assistant Police Chief Johnny McKenzie, you will learn how to present evidence to support your case, deliver effective testimony, interpret courtroom proceedings, understand direct and cross-examination techniques, and build your case during the investigation stages.
What you will learn:
Common civil and criminal actions
Methods of discovery and rules of evidence
Overview of the entire trial process including sentencing and appeals
Recovering ill-gotten gains
Course preview:
Table of ContentsSample ChapterField of study: Business Law
Last Updated: April 2011
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