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Stealing Trade Secrets and Economic Espionage: An Overview of the Economic Espionage Act

Charles R. Doyle

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This report discusses the theft of trade secrets, which is considered a federal crime when the information relates to a product in interstate or foreign commerce. Offenders face lengthy prison terms as well as heavy fines, and they must pay restitution.

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This report discusses the theft of trade secrets, which is considered a federal crime when the information relates to a product in interstate or foreign commerce. Offenders face lengthy prison terms as well as heavy fines, and they must pay restitution.

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This report discusses the theft of trade secrets, which is considered a federal crime when the information relates to a product in interstate or foreign commerce. Offenders face lengthy prison terms as well as heavy fines, and they must pay restitution.

Key concepts: Industrial espionage, Espionage, Trade secret, Product (mathematics), Prison, Restitution, Business, International trade

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