The main difference is that bogus is informal, best used in conversation, not in "writing."
Remedy for fraud is criminal while remedy for misrepresentation is of civil nature. Fraud deprives one party and benefit other party while misrepresentation may or may not have an impact on either party.
One is really fraud where the other in not correctly stated.
Misrepresentation of facts involves intentionally providing false information, while misinterpretation of facts involves misunderstanding or incorrectly explaining accurate information. Misrepresentation is deliberate deception, while misinterpretation is often unintentional and may result from a lack of understanding or context.
Difference between fraud and Misinterpretation1. Fraud is always done Intentionally, Misinterpretation can be preformed Intentionally or Negligently.2. Fraud always have malicious intent, Misinterpretation may not have malicious intent to deceive if it happens negligently through a misstatement and/or omission of a material fact(s)
Simply because there is no obvious difference between innocents and guilty. You can have a surly, ugly brute, with a long criminal record who is innocent - at least of that particular crime. Or you can have someone looking like a perfectly trustworthy and honest citizen who've done the most horrible things. You just can't tell. Innocent vs guilty has to be settled by something ELSE. Evidence, witness statements etc. And these can sometimes be wrong, or interpreted wrong.
Innocent means you are innocent of a crime.. That is you did not commit it. A court (jury/judge) will not find someone "innocent". They can't say that you did not commit a crime, they can only decide for "not guilty" if the evidence presented is enough that you are believed to have committed a crime (guilty) or not (not guilty).
A scam refers to a fraudulent action to gain profit, a scandal refers to a disreputable action taken to defame, disgrace, or dishonor character or reputation.
There is no correlation between the two.
The evidence does not support the thesis.
difference between as on and as at
Both involve the intent, by reporting management, to distort their company's earnings picture, but fraudulent accounting does so by violating generally accepted accounting standards (GAAP) while earnings management does so within GAAP.