When a separate coverage test in federal law is met, organization and government agents, and people who reward them, could face up to two years in prison over transactions worth at least $5,000.
When section 666's separate coverage test is met, agents could be fined or imprisoned for up to two years for improper rewards tied to transactions worth at least $5,000. Reward givers could face the same penalties.
Covered agents and reward givers would face a fine, up to two years in prison, or both. It applies to agents of organizations and state, local, or tribal governments or their agencies, when the related transaction or transactions are worth at least $5,000. An agent must intend to be rewarded, or a giver must intend to reward an agent. Lawful payments for proper official duties are excluded, and section 666's separate coverage test must be met.
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