White Collar Crime Weekly Discussion

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· Van Slyke, Benson & Cullen, Chapters 18-19 and 21-22 (4 chapters) · Johnston, Chapter 7 Weekly Discussion 1. Please post one question that you found most intriguing, important, puzzling, infuriating, contrary to what you thought before, etc. about the assigned reading as your first discussion post. You should then give a brief idea of yours in the same post. 2. Certain types of business seem to be more prone to commitment in white-collar crime. From what you read and your extensive experiences in your job, what factors you found that would make them more prone to white-collar crime? 3. Lack of effective surveillance is one of most common problem that makes an organization vulnerable to white-collar crime. For the following types of organizations, what kinds of surveillance maybe helpful to prevent white-collar crime? 1) religion fraud; 2) cyber crime; 3) official corruption; 4) medical fraud; and 5) false advertisement.