What Drug Offenses Are Considered White Collar Crimes?
Studies show that most white-collar criminals are employed full-time middle-aged men who generally engage in their first white-collar crime anytime between their late 30s to their mid-40s and come from a middle-class socioeconomic status. Most of them have a college degree, are married, and usually have modest to strong links to their local community, families, and religious groups, to name a few characteristics. White-collar criminals frequently have a criminal background, including violations that cover the range of criminality, although most do not overindulge in crime. Recent research exploring the five-factor personality characteristic model revealed that white-collar criminals appear to be quite neurotic and...
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