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ARTICLE · 18 OCTOBER 2022

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Normative Investigative Interviews In Employee Fraud Cases

An organization's talent pool is an important intangible asset, as it continuously injects innovation and creates an impetus for further development while generating substantial benefits and ...

ChinaCriminal Law

Preface

An organization's talent pool is an important intangible asset, as it continuously injects innovation and creates an impetus for further development while generating substantial benefits and value to the enterprise. However, some employees in positions of authority are quietly "corrupting" and eroding the company's assets and interests through a range of fraudulent behavior, which can undermine the foundation of the company's management practices and future development. When handling employee fraud cases, companies usually need to investigate and collect certain evidence. One important method to obtain evidence is to interview employees and related personnel and to prepare investigative transcripts. However, with respect to civil litigation in China, especially as it relates to employee fraud cases, the nature of the investigative transcripts used as evidence has been controversial, which has led to a wide variance in the degree of acceptance of this type of

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