FTC Remedies for Consumer Protection Violations

The transcript discusses the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) enforcement options in cases of consumer protection law violations. It covers the FTC's ability to negotiate consent orders, impose penalties, and require public notifications. In administrative actions, judges can issue cease and desist orders and impose civil fines. The transcript also explains penalties for knowing violations and the FTC's role in criminal trials, including asset protection and equitable relief for consumers.

What actions can the FTC take if it is negotiating a consent order with an alleged violator?

What is the primary request that a judge can issue in an administrative action brought by the FTC?

What are the potential penalties for a knowing violation of a consent order or court order?

How can the FTC protect consumer assets in cases of alleged violations?

What remedies does the FTC have available depending on the enforcement measure they are pursuing?