In a conversation with Chief Prosecutor Maris Leija of the Criminal Law Department of the Coordination Unit for Combating Corruption of the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Latvia, we found out what fraud is, how to distinguish it from conflict of interest and corruption, and what measures organisations can take to avoid it.
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