Which of the following is true of white-collar crime?
A) The offender is more likely to receive a prison sentence than a fine.
B) Conviction generally does not harm the person's reputation or career aspirations as much as conviction for a street crime would.
C) Most cases are heard in municipal courts.
D) All of these answers are correct.

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Conviction for white-collar crime generally does not harm the person's reputation or career aspirations as much as conviction for a street crime would. The other options are incorrect - offenders of white-collar crime are less likely to receive a prison sentence than a fine, and most cases are heard in state or federal courts rather than municipal courts.

Which of the Following Is True of White-Collar Crime