Bribery or Illegal Kickbacks as a Crime

The video tutorial explains the concept of bribery, focusing on its use to gain advantages by influencing professionals, particularly government officials. It highlights the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits corporations from bribing officials both domestically and internationally, with some exceptions for customary payments. The tutorial also covers illegal kickbacks and the application of bribery laws in private contexts.

What is the primary purpose of giving something of value in a professional setting?

• To follow company policy

• To help a friend

• To gain a personal advantage

• To donate to charity

Which act makes it illegal for corporations to bribe government officials?

• The Domestic Bribery Act

• The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

• The International Business Act

• The Corporate Ethics Act

Under what circumstances can corporations make payments that are exceptions to the bribery rule?

• When the payments are customary and understood

• When the payments are large

• When the payments are secret

• When the payments are made to private individuals

Is bribery illegal in private contexts under state law?

• Yes, if it secures a personal benefit

• No, it is only illegal in public contexts

• Yes, but only if it involves large sums of money

• No, it is always legal

Can a bribe be illegal if the person being bribed is not a government official?

• Yes, but only if it involves international transactions

• No, it is legal in all private contexts

• No, it is only illegal with government officials

• Yes, if it is done to secure a personal benefit