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Bush says worst of corporate fraud may be behind us
The Bush administration touts more than 250 white collar crime convictions and over 85 million dollars in fines and restitution since the corporate crime task force began. SEC chief Donaldson and Deputy AG Thompson cite swift investigations and deterrence, while Lay and Skilling face civil actions and Enron's scandal backdrop shapes Sarbanes Oxley reform.
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