CJUS 430 Fraud Examination and White-Collar Crime
This course analyzes the usually nonviolent criminal conduct described as violations of trust. Typologies of fraud and white-collar crime will be presented as occupational, governmental, corporate, financial, technical, professional, and religious in nature. Measurement and assessments of costs will include the economic and social damage. Various types of white-collar crime committed in the United States, including fraud, perjury, obstruction, computer crime, bribery and corruption, embezzlement, tax evasion, conspiracy, RICO, and organizational (entity) crime will be explored.
Credits
3