White Collar Crime examines nonviolent offenses typically committed in business, financial, or professional settings for personal or organizational gain. It covers fraud, embezzlement, insider trading, bribery, tax evasion, corporate misconduct, and other violations rooted in deception and the abuse of trust or authority. This subtopic also explores regulatory oversight, investigative approaches, and the economic and social impacts these crimes have on institutions and the public.

It’s a space for understanding how financially motivated crimes are carried out, detected, and prosecuted. Users can discuss notable cases, analyze patterns of misconduct, and gain insight into the systems, incentives, and pressures that contribute to white collar offenses within the broader landscape of the justice system.