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White-Collar Crimes
White collar crimes once referred to illegal acts committed by business people in the course of their employment. Now, any non-violent and sophisticated economic crime would qualify as a white-collar crime.
Learn about the different types of white collar crime offenses and the legal process.
Learn about the pre-indictment (target) phase of white-collar crimes and get answers to frequently asked questions about the pre-indictment phase.
Learn about the process of indictment, trial, and sentencing in white collar crimes and get answers to frequently asked questions about the indictment and trial process.
Learn about the appeals phase of white collar crimes and get answers to frequently asked questions about the appeals process.
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