In prosecuting white-collar crimes in federal court, the government is usually required to prove that the accused committed the prohibited act "_____________."

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The government is usually required to prove that the accused committed the prohibited act "knowingly and willfully" in white-collar crime cases. This means that the accused person knew what they were doing was wrong and intended to do it anyway.

In Prosecuting White-Collar Crimes in Federal Court, the Government Is