Provides a definition of white-collar crime, looks at different types of white-collar crimes and how they are investigated by the FBI, and cites specific cases from throughout the history of the Bureau.
A discussion of corporate crime, including background and history, chronology of events, a biography of legislators, activists, and advocates, a directory of agencies and organizations, and an annotated list of resources.
Eleven-year-old Riley Mack and his friends, Briana, Mongo, Jake and Jamal outwit the school bully, solve the mystery of who stole the goldendoodle named Poodle, and get evidence to help the FBI catch bank robbers.
This anthology examines court cases addressing white-collar crime; California Bankers Association v. Shultz, Scheidler v. National Organization for Women, Arthur Andersen LLP v. United States, and Philip Morris USA v. Williams.
Providing examples from specific cases, this book discusses blackmail and bribery crimes that involve a web of relationships and require investigations involving years of police surveillance and interviews of witnesses.
Examines criminal cases involving white collar crime and explores the laws and techniques used to capture criminals in commercial or business settings.
Provides an overview of white collar crime in America, features articles that present varying perspectives on the issue, and includes sidebars, opinions, and reviews of related court cases.
