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March 13, 2008


Money-laundering charges: "It happens all the time"

The Mann Act, perhaps, is fairly described as "little-enforced", but, says criminal defense lawyer Scott Greenfield, "the hard fact is that the government regularly prosecutes 'little people' for money laundering violations. It happens all the time." More at Overlawyered here and here.

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