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Lynne Richardson, FBI Art Crime Team, 1997-2005
LA 249 9:00-12:00 Arts & Administration Lecture Illicit trafficking in art and cultural property is a major category of international crime. This includes theft of individual works of art, fraud, pillaging of archaeological sites, and illegal export of objects protected by international laws. Lynne Richardson, founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team, will discuss art theft and fraud as it relates to the U.S. and international art markets using actual FBI cases to illustrate key points. Guidelines for responding to an incident of art crime and procedures for reporting the theft to law enforcement officials will also be addressed. LAW 142 2:00-4:00 Law School The illicit trade in stolen and illegally exported cultural objects has grown so large that Interpol now believes it to be one of the most prevalent categories of international crime, requiring cooperation at all levels of law enforcement. Lynne Richardson, founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team, will present U.S. and international cultural property law using actual FBI investigations and prosecutions to illustrate key points. The National Stolen Art File, a database listing stolen art and cultural property, will also be addressed.
Presented by: Arts and Administration Program Date(s): Fri. 3/14/2008Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Price: Free Contact: Betsy Bostwick Email: aadgtf@uoregon.edu Important Note: This event is open to the public. Address: Lawrence Hall 1190 Franklin Blvd. Eugene, OR, 97403 Room: 249 Maps/Parking: UO Eugene Campus - Maps and Information UO Portland - White Stag Building UO Portland Center - Map and Directions UO Campus - Parking and Information |
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