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| Based on interviews with victims, authorities and the criminals themselves, Knockoff touches on the economic consequences of seemingly harmless falsifications. 3) When investigating computer manipulation crimes, law enforcement officers can download the victim's computerized financial records to a disk, return to their office, and use their agency's software to reorganize the data into a format that enables them to detect falsifications. There are no inconsistencies or falsifications in the minutes or extracts of minutes from any Vivendi Universal board meeting. |
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