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WCC Final Exam Study Guide 36 Questions with Verified Answers Edward Sutherland - CORRECT ANSWER Who first introduced the concept of white-collar crime? WCC is a serious problem right now, WCC affects everyone, We can learn more about all types of crime - CORRECT ANSWER • List three of the six reasons to study white-collar crime Conceptual ambiguity - CORRECT ANSWER • What do scholars argue has been a core challenge with Sutherland's definition of white-collar crime? - CORRECT ANSWER • Criminal-law definition, Empirical definition, Civil-law definition Anonymous tip lines, New hire orientation, Formal codes of conduct, Bulletin boards related to theft prevention, Periodic on theft and its consequences, Loss prevention Organizational culture strategies aim to promote a sense of organizational culture that would inhibit theft Technological strategies use tech to prevent employee theft
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Edward Sutherland - CORRECT ANSWER Who first introduced the concept of white- collar crime? WCC is a serious problem right now, WCC affects everyone, We can learn more about all types of crime - CORRECT ANSWER • List three of the six reasons to study white- collar crime Conceptual ambiguity - CORRECT ANSWER • What do scholars argue has been a core challenge with Sutherland's definition of white-collar crime?
Federal employees, state employees, public employees, private citizens - CORRECT ANSWER • Public corruption categories demonstrate to students why academic dishonesty is wrong, develop assignments that make it nearly impossible to cheat, promote and foster values of respect and honesty. - CORRECT ANSWER • Strategies professors can employ to reduce academic dishonesty from students offenses students commit on their jobs, academic dishonesty, piracy - CORRECT ANSWER • Popular forms of white-collar crime committed by students Advance fee fraud occurs when investors are promised certain actions for an upfront fee. Insider trading occurs when people share or steal info that is good for future investments. A Ponzi scheme/Pyramid scheme scam investors by paying them for investors they secure. Hedge fund fraud is any act of financial misconduct committed by or for the account of a hedge fund - CORRECT ANSWER • Advanced fee fraud, Insider trading, Ponzi scheme, Hedge fund fraud More offenders have been targeting students, students became more aware of the process involved, a downturn in the economy, reduction of money to public universities making it harder to pay for college. - CORRECT ANSWER • Reasons why student aid fraud has increased in recent years cases where the government has no jurisdiction, it may be impossible for a certain government to assert jurisdiction, multiple countries may claim jurisdiction - CORRECT ANSWER • Jurisdictional challenges related to cybercrime cases the structure doesn't lend itself well to digital crimes - CORRECT ANSWER • Core challenges regarding police and cybercrime Someone trying to steal data from our organization, I would create backups, train employees on how to notice phishing attempts, and use an anti-virus and firewall - CORRECT ANSWER • Describe the typical cybercriminal. What strategies would you employ to protect your organization from such an offender? Outlaws all contracts, combinations, and conspiracies that unreasonably restrain interstate and foreign trade - CORRECT ANSWER • Sherman Antitrust Act
businesses cannot charge individuals two different prices based on protected classes, like gender, race or religion - CORRECT ANSWER • Price discrimination Recruiters can make deceptive statements, like lying about graduation rates, cost, or employment possibilities - CORRECT ANSWER • Describe the ways in which for profit colleges have engaged in deceptive practices The establishment and enforcement of environmental protection standards, researching and controlling pollution, assisting others in combating pollution - CORRECT ANSWER
the good faith defense, which is based on the argument that defendants lack knowledge and intent - CORRECT ANSWER • Common defense strategy for most white-collar defendants WCC trials usually only have one defendant - CORRECT ANSWER • Ways white-collar trials differ from a traditional criminal trial some celebrity offenders are attacked by inmates for attention - CORRECT ANSWER • Causes of danger for white-collar prisoners House arrest or Community Service - CORRECT ANSWER • Alternative sentences to incarceration for white-collar offenders a crime that one commits while incarcerated - CORRECT ANSWER • Jailstripe crime