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All Americans are very aware that many things have changed since the terrorist attacks on September 11th. For example, many companies rely on law enforcement to indict and convict perpetrators of "white-collar crime". Law enforcement has ceased activities to go after these types of criminals almost entirely. When a major manufacturer or distributor is defrauded, these cases traditionally are not referred to local law enforcement due to the nature of the transactions. Local law enforcement needs to have both victim and perpetrator of the crime inside their jurisdiction. However, manufacturers and distributors deal in interstate commerce; their customers are nationwide as well as abroad. This leaves any law enforcement action up to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The FBI's activities ...