On this episode, we're chatting about white collar criminal law with British Columbia business litigator and defense lawyer, Chilwin Cheng. Topics: Mens rea elements for corporate directors' secondary liability, search warrants for IP addresses, & health and safety obligations for project owners. This program contains 30 minutes of substantive content for the Law Society of Ontario's CPD requirements.
⚫ What is the mens rea element when corporate directors are charged with secondary liability offences? (10:14)
⚫ What are the implications of the new requirement for police officers to obtain a warrant to access IP addresses? (19:11)
⚫ Who bears the ultimate liability when a project owner hires a contractor to manage a project? (29:24)
⚫ Our Ask-Me-Anything segment, featuring questions submitted by patrons of the Lawyered community (37:05)
🔵 What are the differences that a lawyer faces in representing a person accused with white collar crimes as opposed to other kinds of crimes? (37:43)
🔵 What governmental and policy steps have been the most effective in combatting money laundering? (40:37)
🔵 Given the concerns regarding insider trading, is being offered the option of employee stock options a meaningful benefit? (44:14)
🔵 What can you say about the popular perception that white collar criminals can "pay their way" out of criminal consequences? (46:06)
🔵 How do we bridge the gap between white collar crimes and the people they impact? (49:33)
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