Main Hindrance for the Local Police Involvement with the White Collar Crime
The white collar crime is defined as violating the law that was committed by the group of persons or a person in a course that was legitimate and respected occupation or the business enterprise. Most of the white collar crimes are very difficult to persecuted because the people use sophisticated means for hiding their activities by conducting a many complex transactions (highered.mcgraw-hill.com). The most common white collar crime include the credit card fraud, internet and computer fraud, antitrust violations, health care fraud, bankruptcy fraud, tax evasion, ...