Service discrediting: misuse, abuse, and fraud in the government purchase card program

Service discrediting: misuse, abuse, and fraud in the government purchase card program

Anglin offers an overview of the government purchase card (GPC) program, with its origin, training requirements, and its management structure. He focuses on government responses to GPC misconduct, particularly the complexities of military prosecutions. He also addresses defenses and preventive measu...

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Military personnel
Misconduct in office
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Professional misconduct
Prosecutions
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