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| | CORPORATE WRONGDOING POLICING (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24) |
 | | Corporate crime, however, always creates an interest in the damage that it causes although, as far as the country and public are concerned, it may be mostly unfelt as it is a special type of victimisation. |
 | | Corporate crime may also appear in the form of a "hidden economy" looking for victims in the search for gain and profits especially in a system of inequality and inadequate commercial crime control in which the police is involved, primarily, with its means of proactive supervision, detection and processing of crime in commerce. |
 | | In addition to that, intolerable conduct in commerce and corporate activity is, mainly, "mala prohibita" and not as much "mala in se" conduct, which is irrelevant to the police understanding of legality and to the operation of the stigma in the case of accessibility and culpability of the offender. |
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