White Collar Crime is defined as a criminal act that is committed by a person of high social status and respectability. The Federal Bureau of Investigation defines fraud as the art of deliberate deception for profit.
The types of crimes that law enforcement officials consider Collar Crime. These crimes range from ad include:
– Credit Card fraud
– Sports/Celebrity memorabilia fraud
– Investment fraud
– Insider trading
– Medicaid/Medicare fraud
– Faking and setting up car accidents
– Price taxing
– Insurance fraud
– Mail fraud
– Computer fraud and Computer crime
– Identity theft
– Bribery
– Bankruptcy fraud
– Unemployment fraud
– Adoption fraud
– Counterfeiting
– Bank fraud
– Money Laundering
– Securities Fraud
– Stock Fraud
– Healthcare Fraud
– Copyright Fraud
– Tax Fraud
– Grand Larceny
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