| Display title | White Collar Crime |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Embezzlement. Corporate espionage. Violence against copy machines. These are all White Collar Crimes, the sort executed by the White Collar Worker. They tend to be non-violent and money-driven. The Enron scandal in Real Life raised awareness about these sort of criminals. If the perpetrators are caught, fiction will often portray them as going to a Luxury Prison Suite. How often this happens in Real Life (and to what degree) varies. |