A person is guilty of commercial bribing in the second degree when he
confers, or offers or agrees to confer, any benefit upon any employee,
agent or fiduciary without the consent of the latter's employer or
principal, with intent to influence his conduct in relation to his
employer's or principal's affairs.
Commercial bribing in the second degree is a class A misdemeanor.
Structure New York Laws
Title K - Offenses Involving Fraud
Article 180 - Bribery Not Involving Public Servants, and Related Offenses
180.00 - Commercial Bribing in the Second Degree.
180.03 - Commercial Bribing in the First Degree.
180.05 - Commercial Bribe Receiving in the Second Degree.
180.08 - Commercial Bribe Receiving in the First Degree.
180.10 - Bribery of Labor Official; Definition of Term.
180.15 - Bribing a Labor Official.
180.20 - Bribing a Labor Official; Defense.
180.25 - Bribe Receiving by a Labor Official.
180.30 - Bribe Receiving by a Labor Official; No Defense.
180.35 - Sports Bribery and Tampering; Definitions of Terms.
180.45 - Sports Bribe Receiving.
180.50 - Tampering With a Sports Contest in the Second Degree.
180.51 - Tampering With a Sports Contest in the First Degree.
180.52 - Impairing the Integrity of a Pari-Mutuel Betting System in the Second Degree.
180.53 - Impairing the Integrity of a Pari-Mutuel Betting System in the First Degree.
180.54 - Rent Gouging; Definition of Term.
180.55 - Rent Gouging in the Third Degree.