'Illegal acts,' as opposed to fraud, are defined as:
A) violations of laws or government regulations, other than errors.
B) violations of laws or government regulations, other than irregularities.
C) violations of laws or government regulations, other than fraud.
D) violations of law which would result in the arrest of the perpetrator.

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Illegal acts refer to violations of laws or government regulations that are not necessarily considered fraud. Fraud, on the other hand, involves intentional deception for personal gain. Therefore, option C is the best choice as it correctly distinguishes illegal acts from fraud.

'Illegal Acts,' as Opposed to Fraud, Are Defined As