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Criminal

May 1, 2003

Bill Would Adapt Three-Strikes Law to Corporate Crime

SACRAMENTO - A senator urged the state Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to approve a bill that would bar corporations from conducting business in California if they are convicted of three felonies ranging from fraud to labor law violations.

By Linda Rapattoni
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - A senator urged the state Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to approve a bill that would bar corporations from conducting business in California if they are convicted of three felonies ranging from fraud to labor law violations.
        The b...

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