Career Cluster Crimes

Power; everyone wants it, however it is limited to many. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, a woman from a extremely low class family, Mayella Ewell, convicted Tom Robinson, a well respected African- American man, of rape. In this time period, woman still had an insufficient amount of power. The color of someone's skin judged how they were to be treated, and class would continue to be an issue during the 1930’s. Mayella appeared to have power, after winning the court case, however, how much power did she actually have? The only thing that gave Mayella an advantage over Tom Robinson was the color of her skin, which is essentially considered as power. Several times throughout the book, there are hints that Mayella Ewell lacks

By the definition of relative deprivation theory alone I can answer the question with a yes. College educated, high economic status workers can be envies’ of other people just as easy as the next person. They also can feel deprived of something to which they feel entitled to. Maybe the reason they do some of the crimes are different than others but they do the crime just make themselves feel equal or maybe to bring the other person down a level to show them that the person is really not that much better than themselves. I can think of two different types of crimes that a white collar crime could happen. First being that a working has been with a company for many years and fells he has showed them no reason not to give them a raise or

White-collar crimes are just as prevalent today as ordinary street crimes. Studies show that criminal acts committed by white-collar criminals continue to increase due to unforeseen opportunities presented in the corporate world, but these crimes are often overlooked or minimally publicized in reference to criminal acts on the street. Many street crimes are viewed as unnecessary, horrendous crimes because they are committed by lower class citizens, whereas white collar crimes are illegal acts committed by seemingly respectable people whose occupational roles are considered successful and often admired by many (Piquero, 2014). These views often allow white collar crimes to “slip through the cracks” and carry lesser charges or punishment.

The concept of career criminals varies depending on your interpretation. The United States Sentencing Commission defines a career criminal as

An apparently successful sales career in a variety of product/and use markets (subject to reference checking.)

The article, “Public perceptions of white collar crime culpability: Bribery, perjury, and fraud”, discuss the difficulties of certain white-collar behaviors. Research will attempt to explain the consistent and inconsistence of the perception with a current law. The study has proven that laypersons concerning white-collar crimes are comfortable when deciding these crimes fairly. Participants viewed bribery as a non-criminal act by the office holder under the American federal law. Individuals that commit white-collar crimes are not hoarse punished rather than those that commit street crimes. The laypersons view white-collar crimes vs street crimes, which include relative seriousness and grading white-collar crime data. Bribery is considered

As society grow more and more the economic crimes goes up as well. Either it’s the street crimes or the white-collar crimes/corporate crimes but which of is a wide spread crime. Street crime and white-collar crimes affect the people negatively. You would be hurting yourself and others. Even though, street crimes are more violent then the white-collar. White collar effect you devastating you finacially and emotionally. Street crimes are more generally physical effect. White-collar crimes have financial issue and street crime have safety issues. Widespread danger of citizen are more in white collar crimes than street crimes.

Crimes are commonly broken down to and classified into one of three categories: blue collar crimes, white color crimes and green collar crimes. Blue collar crimes are basically described as crimes that are committed by a lower social class unlike white collar crimes are more likely to be committed by people from a higher social class. Examples of blue collar crimes are: Armed Robbery, Assault/Battery, Burglary, Shoplifting and Forgery. Now that doesn’t mean that people from a higher social class do not commit these types of crimes but statistically those from lower social class are more likely to do so. “Of the millions of common-property and theft related crimes that occur each year, most are committed by occasional criminals who do not define

In this Scholarly Activity, I will be researching conducting research on white collar crimes. I will be going over different types of that categorize as white collar, the people that are victims to these crimes and why I think it is difficult to enforce laws for white collar crimes.

The career clusters are grouped together by different categories, such as Architecture and Construction, Business Management and administration, Hospitality and Tourism, etc. Once you select a field of work, the screen will display a list of similar occupations. For example, if you choose Marketing, different career pathways such as marketing communications, merchandising, professional, etc, will display, as well as different types of occupation related to that career path such as public reactions specialists, marketing managers, demonstrators and product

The possible areas of specialisation within this career. eg: Mechanical engineering (mining, construction), Solicitor/lawyer (tax, mergers and acquisitions, financial controller).

Economic Crime have been an action that has been known throughout its history. Economic crime is defined as the demonstration perpetrated infringing upon the criminal law with the end goal of fiscal pick up and money related advantages. It is also known to have three different types of categories which they are; Blue- Collar crimes which is “Common law theft crimes such as larceny, burglary, arson” (Siegel 380). Secondly, White- Collar crimes which is defined as; “crimes that involve business enterprise such as embezzlement, price fixing and bribery” (Siegel 380). Lastly, the Green- Collar crimes; which is violations of laws designed to protect the environment. This terms provided us with overall view of how thefts committee their crime, not

I believed financial sector is one of the fastest growing and most influential elements in our modern society and economy. Financial professionals help companies and organizations stay on top of their own finances, which is a top priority in the wake of the recession. The growing of financial services in the world has brought massive opportunities to utilize newer principles, methodologies, tools and practices in the field of finance. It is this challenging field in which I would like to gain expertise.

Nowadays, drugs are usually used for recreational purposes. There are a lot of drugs that people usually know such as heroin, cocaine, crack, alcohol, amphetamines, marijuana,… However, there is one type of drug that also can be used as medicine, it is marijuana. Most people think marijuana as a normal drug, which is used for recreation and bad for health. Nevertheless, the scientists have found a new type of marijuana called medical marijuana. Medical marijuana is a new important discovery in medication. The goal of this paper is to show the benefit of medical marijuana by comparing recreational marijuana and medical marijuana’s effects.

A criminal career is defined according to the (NAS) US National Academy of Sciences Panel on Criminal Career Research, as a “longitudinal sequence of crimes that have been committed by individual offenders.” ( Schmalleger pg. 199)