Select and read a current events article discussing a fraud case. In this context, current refers to articles published within the past 12 months. If you reside overseas, an article published in an overseas newspaper is fine, if appropriate sourcing is used in the submitted paper. Write a one paragraph summary of the case. A summary should state, in your own words, the main issues of the case and key facts. A summary is not a retyping of all or part of the article. Use proper APA formatting, including in-text citations and a reference list, referring to the article you are using as a source for facts about the case you are presenting. It is best to begin with a sentence about the crime and to include an in-text citation. Including the title of the article you retrieved the case details from is not as professional as stating a fact about the case, with an in-text citation. Write two to four paragraphs about the relevance of the case to the industry and fraud. This is where you analyze the fraud case. Consider the following: Identify the key issues posed by the case. List the applicable stakeholders and their rights and obligations. Which choices were or are available and what were or are the costs or tradeoffs? Comment on how the situation was or should be resolved. Who (individual or group) was or will be impacted by the situation? Point out any questions you believe should be considered by your readers about the case that will add substance to learning. Write a paragraph to express your opinion about the case and issues involved. Be sure to back up your opinions. Remember, this is your opinion about the case and issues involved, not about how the article you are referring to was written. Verify there is a reference within your paper to the article you found the case details in. Usually that is referred to with an in-text citation in the sentence where you first refer to the case. The paper should be written in prose, rather than provided as a bullet list or in an outline format