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Understanding tax evasion and the possible penalties
Computer fraud and the rise of white-collar crimes
Prior to 1939, American law enforcement officials paid more attention to so-called "street crimes" than those types of crimes committed by people in higher status occupations. That is when the groundbreaking criminologist Edwin H. Sutherland introduced the notion that people of high social status were capable of committing a wide scope of crimes against property that were receiving relatively little attention up to that point.
