What Is a Key Difference Between the Way Sutherland Defined

question 20

Multiple Choice

What is a key difference between the way Sutherland defined white-collar crime and the way former U.S. Department of Justice Herbert Edelhertz defined white-collar crime?

• A) Edelhertz called white-collar crime "elite crime."
• B) Sutherland's definition does not specify high social status.
• C) Edelhertz's definition does not specify high social status.
• D) Sutherland did not recognize crime committed by government employees as white-collar crime.

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