Essays on White Collar

Question 1

1.1 In her taxonomy, Joh (2005) describes private policing as law enforcement activities offered through agencies owned and controlled by private individuals. That said, unlike their public counterparts, private police officers concentrate on property loss, preventive techniques, private justice, and safeguarding personal interests. As such, these entities mainly operate as parallel entities, each focusing on their individual duties in law enforcement. This taxonomy is both useful and an excellent beginning in the categorization of various forms of private policing as explained below. On the one hand, some of the existing classifications include publicly contracted, protective, intelligence, and corporate security ...

Abstract

For decades, Afro-American have been facing higher incarceration, higher poverty rate and lower income in the United States as compared to White American. In every city of U.S, Afro-American face similar problem, although such problems are worse in some part of the state. The Afro-American in the city of Miami also face problems such mental illness, poverty, poor access to health services, crimes, accidents, violence and others which impact their way of life negatively. Mental health is linked to socioeconomic status as the people who are homeless, or have the problem of substance abuse have a higher risk of ...

Introduction

Environmental concerns have created significant interests from various stakeholders with criminologists playing a critical role in responding to environmental harms. Environmental criminology applies to wide range of environments comprising of air, water, and land, and major issues such as overexploitation of natural resources and the emission of high volumes of toxic wastes in air, water, and soil. Multidisciplinary approaches have been adopted to help in curbing such environmental crimes whereby ecological, legal, economic, and social implications of the crimes have been analyzed by various stakeholders. Interventions have also led to extensive methods including monitoring, assessing the damage, enforcing legal ...

Introduction

Crime is considered as a way of adopting ideas and techniques that break the ethical boundaries and governmental laws as well. The current paper tends to explore and elaborate the different aspects of crimes, their features, and their impact on the social order of the world. Correspondingly, the current paper tends to incorporate the studies of Beirne and Messerschmidt based on criminology to elaborate the primary features of the white-collar crime and political crime.

Discussion

It is evident in the studies of Beirne and Messerschmidt, “crime is referred to as an illegitimate and outlawedaction that can demonstrate to be hazardous ...

Broadly speaking there are two kinds of crimes that are committed against a state, county or city. The two categories are blue-collar crimes and white-collar crimes. In the olden days, blue-collar crimes referred to crimes committed by an individual considered to be of low socioeconomic standing. To be precise, these were crimes committed by people of the working class. Today, these kinds of crimes are the kind of crimes attributable to rage or emotion (even though there are exceptions) and which entail the use of violence. In most cases, blue-collar crimes are not as calculated as white-collar crimes. Examples ...

INTRODUCTON

When people think of crime their first inclination is to envision men in masks robbing a bank at gunpoint, drug dealers selling drugs to children on the street and, in the most extreme cases, murder. However, there are many different types of crime and not all of them are violent, not all involve acts that are easily identified and happen a lot more often that the general public probably thinks. White-collar Crime was first identified the mid 20th century by Edwin Sutherland. However, white-collar crime, which is the term given to financial crimes committed by the middle and higher ...

White collar crimes are often opposed to conventional crimes. The result of that opposition is that white collar crimes are said to be not so dangerous to the society as conventional crimes. Therefore, the issue of white collar crime arouses more limited public and formal response. Besides, its coverage in mass media and research is not as frequent as that of conventional crime. The objective of this paper is to compare these two types of crimes and show that the neglect of white collar crime issue can lead to such serious consequences as economic and political crises. People usually ...

White collar crime is the subject that is not widely covered in mass media and is often made public only in cases when it is necessary for some political purposes. However, such little attention to it does not make white collar crime and its consequences less significant and less worth studying. Moreover, modern technologies and the Internet, in particular, have equipped white collar criminals with new and more effective means of achieving their ill-intentioned goals. A click of a button may not only allow criminals to steal millions or billions of dollars in a second, but it can greatly ...

Crimes against Persons

Crimes against persons are those criminal conducts punishable under penal law and which are mainly committed against individuals as the victims (Gardner & Anderson, 2014, p.25). In such categories of crimes, the perpetrator or offender normally has the intention to cause the victim actual grievous bodily injury and harm. Examples of crimes under this category include rape, assault and murder.

Crimes against Property

These are a category of crimes in which the offender intends to take another person’s property with the intention of permanently depriving the owner of the property without necessarily intending to use force against them. Examples of these crimes ...

Some of the prevailing social and economic problems in America are attributed to the neoliberalism in the country. This paper suggests that neoliberalism in America is the cause of 2008 financial crises, inequality, the detrimental situation for workers and the economic growth, reduced social welfare, and aggravated crime.

Economic Impact

One of the major economic impacts of the neoliberalism in America is the 2008 financial crises. Among the other white collar crimes associated to the neoliberalism, financial crime is another nightmare attributed to the introduction of the free market. According to Burton (10), various studies have indicated that the neoliberalism in ...

Find and properly cite a case in which the taxpayer and the IRS disagreed as to whether the taxpayer was bound by the terms of a closing agreement entered into in connection with a prior audit.  Answer: United States v Booker 543 US 220 (2005) Find and properly cite a case decided after the year 2000 in which a Big 4 accounting firm litigated the issue of whether either (i) its work papers or (ii) its communications with a client were protected from discovery by the IRS (i.e., the IRS had issued a summons to the accounting firm). Also ...

Being a fan of action movies, I have had many chances to see different films by Arnold Schwarzenegger, which gave me the urge to outsource for more of his information. Arnold is a person with a superstar or celebrity status in the community, and he lives a life that needs him to behave as a role model, unlike if he was not in the movie industry. The character is highly respected and must always be prepared for exposure to publicity and criticism whenever something small happens in his ways of life. There is a difference between the blue and ...

Introduction

This is one of the landlocked nations that border Namibia, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Zambia. The dominant language spoken in Botswana is the Set swana. Botswana was colonized by the British government and attained its independence in 1966 (Dollar, David and Roberta 11). The country appreciates and respects non-ethnic citizenship; it also promotes the concept of liberal democracy among its citizens. Women empowerment or the place of a woman has not only been a major issue of discussion in Botswana, but also in other parts of Africa. In most African nations, women do not possess equal socio-economic opportunities as ...

Death of a Salesman story depicts the struggles Willy Loman underwent so that he could attain his American dream. Willy Loman, as the protagonist of the play, goes through a great sort of change. The central character the middle class tussles in the American nation. He is inspired by the false promises that are contained in the achievement of the American dream. Death of a Salesman story spins around the fracases of Willy Loman to identify the self-validation at the center of his unrealistic dreams. In this paper, we will provide insight into why Willy’s American dream was ...

People tend to believe in many things in their life. There is a great number of rights and wrongs that people have established in their minds. For, example, children is a source of happiness. These believes that tend to make people happy are called super replicators. Thesis+2 Main Ideas: People believe that certain things should be replenished in order to guarantee them life or happiness and it is called super replicator, but there are other people who do not share this opinion. Daniel Gilbert and Julia Alvarez take a position on the debate regarding super replicator. They believe ...

White collar crimes are the crimes of the rich- committed by the rich in order to defraud others out of their money. Today, the methods of corruption and white collar crimes have altered and become more sophisticated than ever which makes it more difficult to catch the culprits. Although non-violent in nature, white collar crime is still damaging for the financial set up of society as it involves the top-most officials, government professionals, and business experts to carry out illegal activities involving money. In 1939, it was Edwin Sutherland who defined the crime as one which was committed by ...

Introduction:

Crime has been an important study that has existed for a long duration of time. Yet it remains controversial with theoretical, historical and accounts of male and female involvement often inconclusive. The perpetrators of crime have for long being presumed to be men. Whether by design or by nature men have been the major actors in criminal activities is a matter of contention. This paper adds to the existing literature on gender differences in crime involvement by comparing different researches on crime with special emphasis on gender involvement. There have been several studies that have been carried out focusing ...

Blue collar jobs can seem like a lucrative and respectable choice for a career. They have several advantages such as the relative speed of vocational training compared to 4 year college, possibly better Return on Investment in terms of costs, and with potentially high enough skill barriers to afford a degree of protection and stability. However, in reality this is not the case, or is increasingly not the case as technology and the economy move us onto a different trajectory. In the near future, one of the key challenges is likely to be the replacement of large parts of ...

The chapter under consideration is devoted the problem of white collar crimes, their history and the present-day state of affairs. The issue of white collar crimes is a complicated one because there is certain confusion what kind of offences can be referred to these crimes. Besides, due to the poor coverage of the problem for the public, white collar crimes are thought to be infrequent and, therefore not so important as the conventional crimes which are often associated with violence and direct offence. Moreover, many people sincerely believe that imprisonments for white collar crimes are unnecessary and even unwarranted. ...

Introduction

Many people classify white collar crime as a crime of opportunity and the statistics of the offenders show that they are mostly individuals entrusted with a positon from which they illegally syphoned personal gain. The two areas of white collar crime to be discussed in this paper are the health care fraud and the weights and measures crimes. These two are the most common and used by millions of people each day. You may only see a burglary in your area once or twice in a lifetime or hear of a shooting very seldom but the health care fraud ...

CONTENTS I. Introduction 2 II. Allen Stanford Ponzi Scheme 3 III. The victims 4 IV. Arraignments 5 V. Forfeitures by the Government 5 VI. Conclusions 5

Works Cited 7

Introduction The concept of white-collar crime refers to financial and nonviolent criminally punishable action, which is perpetrated by the business or by the government officials (Friedrichs, 1992, p. 21). This term was coined by one of the most renowned modern sociologists Edwin Sutherland, who used this term to describe a crime, which is committed by ‘a public employee or a high-ranked business man by using his occupation’ (Shapiro, 1990, p. 348). Nowadays, the ...

In 1947, the top 1% got 12% of the aggregate, and after three decades, in 1978, that stayed about the same - entirely bring down - at 9%. The main 1 percent's offer held at near 10% all through each of the three decades. The post-war period is broadly seen as a brilliant age of the white collar class, with an economy energized in critical part by working class spending. The working class prospered. Its numbers extended, and its expectations for everyday comforts climbed consistently. The U.S. economy developed, and that development lifted a large number of families out ...

History

The Great Depression of 1930s has played a very important role in changing views of Americans regarding labor and unions. There were many people employed, but after elections of the year 1932, the focus of government and courts shifted towards pleasing the labor. In the year 1935, National labor Act was passed. This act is also known as Wagner Act, which justified the rights of labor or workers for changing their representatives in democratic manner and gives right of bargaining collectively with employees. This act has ensured protection of labors from injury and interruptions by removing unrest from the ...

The legal principles of the United States were originally derived from the English and French legal systems, (Federal Judicial Center). Before that, those European systems were derived from Roman Law, (Federal Judicial Center). However, the system that we see in place in the United States today is derived from the United States Constitution, (Federal Judicial Center). The courts that comprise the federal and state systems are outlined in the Constitution. The Constitution essentially lays out the framework and limitations that the courts of the land can take. It is up to the Congress and the individual states to exercise ...

White collar crimes are unethical or illegal acts that infringe public trust or the fiduciary relationship that exists between members of public and organizations or individuals in organizations for the benefit of the organizational or personal gain. Ponzi schemes are white collar crimes because they are often committed by people within organizations or people who create organizations with the aim of committing financial fraud.

A Ponzi scheme is a fraud relating to investment where investment organizers make payments of alleged returns to current investors from funds that new investors contribute. The investment organizers usually attract new investors by undertaking ...

The problem of identity theft has become a popular crime in the United States and other countries in the last decade. More individuals are losing their personal information because of cyber criminals who source the innocent victim’s social security number, bank account numbers, names, and credit card numbers. This personal information is then used for different reasons. But, despite the number of reasons for engaging in identity theft, it is the victims who suffer the consequences as they lose their identity in a number of ways. This growing white collar crime is popular among criminals who seek to use the ...

The article From White-Collar to Red-Collar Crime discusses the dangers which white-collar criminals may pose. Although typically assumed to be nonviolent offenders, that when threated with the prospect of being caught and imprisoned, many white-collar criminals are willing to resort to committing very violent acts. The article describes the violent acts committed by white-collars criminal moving into the violent crime arena as red-collar crime.

Perpetrators of white collar crime are not all high level executives anymore. Technology has made it easier for ‘street criminals’ to commit white-collar crimes. Many people including those in law enforcement may be under ...

Chapter one

In his book Working Class-New York, Joshua Benjamin Freeman draws the labor movements and way of life after the Second World War. The Book revolves around a sweeping history of the New York City. After the World War, the model city carved out an equitable and idealistic path to the future. Through the combined efforts of the working class, the city becomes the model city of the liberal America. Although the Second World War conferred many benefits to the city, the city had an equal measure of troubles too. Benjamin Freeman illustrates how the events of World War impacted on ...

White collar crime is a crime committed on the corporate level. It includes credit card fraud and cybercrime. Corporate level crimes are committed by companies to fulfill their own interests. On the other hand, street crimes are criminal offenses that take place in the general public for example drug trafficking, pickpocketing, etc. White collar crimes present biggest threat to our computer security.

An insider espionage case took place in 2001 in FBI where a FBI agent who had considerable experience and privilege rights to FBI systems was charged to spy for Russia since 1985 and this was considered to be the ...

Q1. The imprisonment of ten percent of Black American parents has huge social implications on the affected families and the Black community in United States of America.

It leads to loss of income and make it difficult for the remaining Black American parent to raise his or her children. The loss of income is responsible for high poverty level among the affected families. For children from single parent, the imprisonment leads to poor parenting because of the changes in caregivers. The affected children can acquire deviant behavior if he or she identifies with the parent. Consequently, the imprisonment of parents elevates the chances that a black child shall develop antisocial behavior. Indeed, some studies have shown that the affected children are more likely to experience negative outcome ...

July 1st, 2014

The social problems perspective is a perspective that is the result of different social problems as inequality, poverty, discrimination, and insufficient socialization processes. All of these social problems can leave the younger generation with the values that should be fundamental necessary in order for them to contribute meaningfully to their society. If a person has social problems when they might be a lot more likely to commit a crime. Therefore, it would not be the responsibility of the individual. The best example of a social problems perspective crime would be a white collar crime. A white collar crime is usually viewed for the perspective of ...

Question one:

White collar crimes are essentially the non-violent crimes committed by persons of high social status who do not consider themselves as criminals. The individuals are usually in a position of trust. They choose to violate that trust and, as a result, deleterious ramifications follow. Their crimes affect thousands of households. Countries have stipulated steep penalties to white collar crimes. In China, the punishment for white collar crimes is the death penalty. In the United States of America, steep penalties were stipulated after the Jeffery Skilling and Enron Scandal. President Bush signed into law the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, in 2002 which provided for ...

Gender and Racial Discrimination in Public School Punishment

The American education system is based on inequalities and disparities in terms of the treatment that the students get from the administration. This is because the first incidence of disproportionality of punishment based on race and gender was first documented by the children’s defence force in 1975 and up to until now the situation has not changed it is still the same. The differences in the way the students are treated is mostly based on two conditions.

The first condition is the stereotype that is always surrounding the people in different race and gender. White people have always ...

Abstract

This study focuses on how education and the level of unemployment are related. In our daily activities, education has proved to be inevitable. Most of the knowledge acquired by people comes as a result of having education. Education is known to solve many problems in the world. That is one of the major reasons why it is treasured as a basic commodity in our daily activities. Education may be in two forms: formal and informal. These two types are distinct since they involve different methods of teaching. Formal education may involve going to modern schools in order to attain quality education. ...

Social Regulation

Social regulation is the process by which the government imposes certain restrictions that are meant to reduce and prevent undesirable behavior in the society. Social regulation is therefore aimed at maintaining the behavioral standards of corporations. United States of America is one of the countries in which social regulation exists. One example of social regulation in this country is the control of the monopolies of the country (McConnell 2012). In this case, the government has fixed the prices above which monopolies like electrical companies should not exceed. The benefit of this is that the consumers of electric products will ...

English

We always come across the term ‘intertextuality’ even though we may not realize it. It refers to the relationship between different texts, most of which are literary texts. Such literary relationships are very common in novels and their various themes. The movie and novel, Life of Pi is a great example of a story having intertextual relationships. Written by Yann Martel, Life of Pi is a story based on how a young Hindu boy is separated from his family when a storm sinks the boat they were travelling in. However, Pi, the young boy does not survive alone. He is accompanied by a Bengal ...

According to William J, both Saints and Rough necks exhibit deviant actions. The study was done in high school where it was established that, from a sample of students who showed instances of delinquency, eight of them were of the Saint category. On the other hand, the roughnecks that were from backgrounds that were believed to be of a low class basis represented the majority number. However, William noted the following deviant acts between the two groups; the saints took way property that belonged to their friends. In this case, their action was devoid the knowledge of the owners. In ...

Introduction

Workers' compensation is a state-mandated insurance program providing compensation and medical benefits to employees who have been injured or disabled during the course of work at the place of employment. In exchange for the compensation, the employees need to relinquish their right to sue their employers for negligence or for the damages caused by the injury (CULS, 2014). Workers' compensation laws also provide monetary benefits to the dependents of those workers who have died due to work-related accidents or injuries. Though the workers' compensation programs vary among states and jurisdictions, the common provisions include wage replacement monetary benefits in the ...

That fact that the American labor movement has been on a sharp decline is not in question. Statistics released by the US Bureau of Statistics in the year 2013 on the summary of the unionization in the United States, the union membership stood at a paltry 11.3 percent in the year 2012. This was a level lower than in the year 2011 when the union membership was at 11.8 percent. The plummeting of union membership and the labor movement in general in the United States has been phenomenal in the last fifty years when it was at the peak with over 30 ...

Milton Friedman was a renowned American economist, writer and statistician who was awarded the 1976 Nobel Prize in Economics sciences for his exemplary efforts in research on consumption analysis, complexity of stabilisation policy, and the economics of monetary history and theory. He was born in 1921 to Jewish immigrants. Friedman earned his B.A degree at the Rutgers University at the age of twenty; he later did his M.A in the University of Chicago and completed his Ph.D. from the Columbia University in the year 1946. Apart from being a lead researcher in the field of free market economics, Milton Friedman has ...

The rational choice theory is of the opinion that an individual acts by weighing the costs and benefits brought about by an action at the end through the use of personal advantage. As far as crime is concerned, the theory assumes that the rational decisions made by criminals to engage in any crime are made through the revision of all outcomes and possibilities. The outcomes depend on the benefits the criminals get by committing these crimes. Criminals do however consider the consequences of their actions, such as imprisonment and tread with care in the process of committing a crime. The ...

Introduction

LinkedIn is a social networking site that operates in an industry characterized by high levels of competition. However, in the past years of operation, the company has maintained a steady and stable growth in not only its revenue collection, but also on its size of society served. The current operational strategy of LinkedIn, as a company, is good enough to sustain its existence in the market. However, following the growth of the industry and rapid rise in internet technology, LinkedIn requires a set of new strategies that can be incorporated in the system. It’s worth noting that other social media sites are ...

Question one

White Collar crimes are criminal offenses whose offenders are people of high respectability in the society. White collar criminals usually occupy a position of trust and then devise a scheme to acquire wealth illegally. As Sutherland noted, white collar offenders do not see themselves as criminals. Crimes such as insider trading, Ponzi schemes, bribery, fraud, money laundering, cyber crime, copyright infringement and embezzlement fall within the definition of white collar crimes. Sutherland disagreed with substantive and procedural principles of criminal law. Edwin Sutherland was more concerned with the perpetrator of the white collar crime than the crime itself. His writings ...

- Introduction and Thesis Statement Sociologists believe that both deviance and race are things that have been socially constructed in the society and have been embedded in people’s way of life (Innes, 2003, p.34). Deviance attributes to the actions of one defiling the social norms engrained in the society, which causes one to be marginalized in a given society. Race is also a social construct of the society based on one’s phenotype, which often results to the stereotypes of certain people in the society (Lemelle, 1995, p.56). This paper will discuss how race impacts deviance behavior and sparks a ...

Part I

For well over 150 years, the theories of Karl Marx have significantly influenced the thinking and ideas of many sociologists, especially those concerned with the relationship between the economy and politics (Kimmel, 1990). The interaction between the economy and politics in a class society defines social change. In point of fact, change is an inevitable force that is responsible for societal transformation. Contemporary American society is in a continuous flux of change, thanks to such forces and factors as t3echnology, social awareness and the dynamics of a class society. If Marxism and its early predictions were anything to go by, the United ...

Why has white collar crime been less thoroughly studied than conventional crime?

According to fbi.gov, white collar crime can be defined in a nutshell as lying, cheating and stealing. According to reports, the term was coined in 1939. In today’s world, the term “White collar crime” can be said to be synonymous to all forms of fraud perpetrated by government and business professionals. (FBI.GOV). it refers to all non-violent crimes that are financially motivated perpetrated within the business and government community. White collar crime has been less thoroughly studied than conventional crime due to the fact that white collar crimes occur in several forms and in a lot of professions. Even though ...

Capstone Project

What second topic have you selected for this assignment? Explain. I have selected corporate or white collar crimes for the second topic. The last few years witnessed the scandals in the global corporate scene among the U.S. and European companies and their counterparts in the other parts of the world. Corporate crimes are synonymous to “Corporate frauds,” “corporate breakdown,” “accounting scandals,” “corporate scandals,” among others, have been tagged to these corporate controversies (Ball, 2009). One of the best and most popular examples of corporate crimes is the case of Enron. This happened some years ago and such type ...

White collar crimes are financially motivated and non-violent crimes majorly committed by people of high social status. The term “white collar crime” was coined in 1939 by Edwin Sutherland in his speech to the American Sociological Society.White collar crimes are difficult to detect and prosecute. Perpetrators employ highly sophisticated methods to commit crimes and hide the heinous activities through a chain of complex financial transactions. Punishment for these crimes involve: incarceration, restitution, community service, probation, criminal forfeiture, fines or disgorgement.

Bernie Madoff's $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme-Forbes Magazine

This prominent investor was involved in a Ponzi investment scam with the Madoff’s Hedge Fund. A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent ...

The following paper discusses white-collar crime, its effect on society, and theories to address this issue. There will first be a discussion of what white-collar crime is and who are the usual offenders. From there the discussion will shift to the reasoning behind the crime these perpetrators commit. To finish the paper we will look at a case study completed on the mindset of white-collar criminals and I will present two solutions to a problem that could greatly effect the future of our society. There are a variety of sources used for this research including books and a scholarly article. The attempt is not ...

ABSTRACT

In relation to good education, there is always a need to measure situations especially when it comes determining the practicality of its application. It is because of this matter that the real value of college education at present is being examined accordingly. In the discussion that follows, the determination of such value shall be given proper attention to, this making a definite impact on how the society accepts the value of tertiary education at present.

Introduction

Education has and will always play an important role in determining personal human growth. It could be understood that the willingness of an individual to learn ...

Introduction

Pragmatically, the deviant behaviour of white-collar criminals provides students of sociology a different exploration of how human nature works in clandestine operations in plain view. Society, at least superficially does not suspect a so-called white-collar individual of criminal behaviour in general, as stereotypes tend to lead people’s thoughts in the direction one way or another. While, the dishevelled, unkempt, anti-social “looking” individual exists as suspect of deviant behaviour by his/her mere appearance including labelled as a criminal in some regards, the white collar individual stands in society appearance wise as an upstanding citizen (Goode 2008).

Historically, the concept of white collar is not so new:

Edwin Sutherland created the concept of ...

Introduction

While many certainly agree that white collar crime presents serious legal issues the sociological implications, regarding deviant behavior, is not always obvious. No discussion inspires a proper balance for analysis without a relevant definition of our terms. According to a ‘Sociology’ glossary, published by the McGraw-Hill Higher Education (2014) group deviance is defined as “Behavior that violates the standards of conduct or expectations of a group or society.” The same glossary defines the concept or theory ‘anomie’ as a Durkheim term for “the loss of direction felt in a society when social control of individual behavior has become ineffective” (“Sociology Glossary,” 2014). In an effort ...

Introduction

Human psychology determines a lot of concepts that are relative to how humans behave and how they adapt to different situations and personalities, all at once. This essay will discuss one mere concept of human psychology and that is criminal edgework. Moreover, this paper will also decide how criminal edgework is related to the continuous issues that arise within societies and how these issues cause people to turn towards different kinds of crimes that are fully associated with criminal edgework. This paper will also discuss what criminal edgework is and how its varying types differentiate themselves from one another, the ...

Introduction 2

What could have saved the financial crisis? 8

Bibliography 10

Introduction The following paper is a movie review for the movie “Inside Job” used as an example to discuss various aspects of business ethics. The paper will discuss what ethical or unethical business decisions were taken into account in the movie along with the stance of the movie maker or characters about those ethical or unethical practices. The paper will also analyze the rationales behind those decisions and what lessons can be learned and what steps can be taken to ensure more ethical business decisions by an organization. The movie “ ...

Section 1: Summary of the Mass Homicide by employees in the American Workplace Report.

A well written and researched CRISP report, “Summary of the Mass Homicide by employees in the American Workplace,” offers an incisive and searing diagnosis of the main causes of workplace mass homicide. In the most articulate and forceful voice, the report presents profiles of workplace mass homicide (WMH) that has occurred in America since the year 1986 to 2011. The report critically analyses the negative consequences that accrue to the immediate areas, organization and the entire community. The Mass Homicide by employees in the American Workplace report further offers a critical insight on how several stakeholders such as high-rank security ...

The terms ‘white collar crime’ and ‘tax evasion’ have precariously vacillated from the perception or classification of bonafide crime, or non-criminal acts. The slippery slope of tax evasion in relation to white collar crime sustains serious implications, historically and to the present. According to expert sources at Cornell University Law School, the definition of white collar crime is explained by giving an overview of an early incident in 1939, when sociologist Edwin Sutherland “coined” the phrase. Sutherland defined white collar crime as an act involving “crime committed by a person” who is normally tremendously respected in their line of occupation, ...

I would ask the author what motivated he or she to be involved in researching white collar crime. Is there a personal reason or just because they found the subject matter intriguing because it is so often swept under the rug. Also, what is their opinion on white collar crime? The video presents it as a cultural phenomenon, but it does certainly occur in other nations. Is it prevalent because of the inner personality flaws human beings possess in regards to greed, striving for social status and an obsession with power? I don’t think I realized there is a dearth ...

Organized crimes are violent criminal activities by a centralized group of criminals for illegal monetary gain. White collar crimes are nonviolent activities of criminals, who work like a white collar official rather than a typical criminal for unethical monetary gain through financial scams, frauds etc.

Comparison of organized crime and white collar crime:

Differences between organized crimes and white collar crimes: Illegal monetary gain is the ultimate target of the offenders in both the crimes, but, organized crimes are mostly violent. Trafficking of human, weapons, narcotics, kidnapping, robbery, fall in the category of organized crimes. Whereas the white collar crimes are unethical financial gains, through nonviolent crimes. Financial frauds, ...

Crime and its types

Crime is an act that is contrary to the laws and the legal codes. There are many types of crimes such as crime against persons, crime against property, crimes against morality, organized crimes and the white collar crimes (Gaines & Miller, 2012). However, every crime is associated with different demographic profiles and the sociological perspective. Crimes against person that are also known as the personal crimes involve rape, murder, and robbery etc. such crimes are distributed unevenly in society with poor, young, urban and the racial minorities involved in these crimes. Crimes against poverty include property theft without any harm ...

Criminal Law

WHITE COLLAR CRIMES The topic corporate or white collar crimes due to prevalent scandals in the global corporate scene that occurred during the recent years witnessed by U.S. and European companies and their counterparts in the other parts of the world such as “corporate frauds,” “corporate breakdown,” “accounting scandals,” “corporate scandals” as the major controversies surrounding the corporate world (Ball, 2009). Buell (2014, p. 827) has defined a white collar crime as “one that is committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation.” Corporate crimes are caused by various factors and ...