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Political white collar crime is defined as an offence involving government or a political party, engages in acts deemed illegal and improper for the purpose of their own personal gain. It can also be in a more wide aspect of an entire political party and improper or illegal act meant has a way to gain for their particular party. It is to be distinguished from state crime, in which it is the states that break both their own criminal laws or public international law (Friedrichs, 2010).…

Hillary Rodham Clinton is one of America’s most notorious and profound lawbreakers. The Clinton family has been monopolizing the ideology of, the already distrusted, political system. In light of her recent run for the presidency, I decided it would be best to shed some much needed light onto the subject of her past scandals, present, and inevitable future. As Louis Brandeis once said, “sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants.” Bill Clinton decided that it would be best to fire…

The movie started out weird and I was confused with what was going on and who was who or who worked for who. The movie started out with someone trying to rob some type of office which was later found out to be the office of a democratic public official. Bob Woodward of the Washington Post tried to interview a lawyer that was attending the case but was not in the case but the lawyer did not give out any information and said that he knew nothing about what was going on and gave no type of…

On Point “I hope you’re comfortable working for On Point Laboratories, Mr. Parker,” stated the individual in his two-button Givenchy suit as he walked out of the room. 28-year-old Miles Parker smiled to himself, taking out his binder and setting it near the computer. As he fumbled with his worn-out satchel, he found himself wondering how he claimed a job at the top-secret On Point Laboratories, which was located on Tahiti. Placing the satchel under the desk, Parker turned on his Canon EOS 650D…

accidentally left several key pieces of evidence that eventually trailed the event back to the White House. It wasn’t the actual burglary that ended Nixon’s presidency, but his extreme effort to cover up White House involvement. John Dean, Nixon’s attorney for the scandal, who eventually turned against him in order to save his own reputation and career, wrote The Nixon Defense: What He Knew and When He Knew it , which focuses entirely on the Watergate scandal, explained that The Washington Post…

Gerald R. Ford was born at Omaha, Nebraska he became the president of the United States, on August 9, 1974. He was an American politician who served as the 38th president of the U.S from 1974 to 1977, Ford would distinguish himself as a student and a football player in high school, and at the university he attended which is the University of Michigan. His political career leading him to running for president started when he opened a successful law practice in 1941 with his friend Philip Buchen,…

Advertising is any form of nonpersonal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, and services primarily paid for by an identical sponsor. However, today advertising is also thought to be a part of the overall marketing mix. Advertising has five functions that if fulfills in society; a marketing function, an educational function, an economic function, a social function, and lastly advertising reduces the cost of personal selling and distribution. There are many different ways to classify…

The Economist wrote this article shortly after the denial of sexual relations by Clinton, so they focused on the ongoing investigation. The article begins by stating “Kenneth Starr, the Whitewater independent counsel, is to consider whether President Bill Clinton encouraged a former White House intern, Monica Lewinsky, to lie under oath about an alleged affair with him” (Et Tu Monica 1). This assertion seems factual, but no source is cited when “is to consider” is used in the sentence. Who is…

The 2002 Winter Olympic Games should have been highlighted by the great accomplishments of athletes such as the Canadian men’ ice hockey team or Apolo Ohno. Instead, these Olympic games are mainly remembered for the number of scandals that surrounded the international event. First, it was found that the President and Vice President of Salt Lake Bid Committee were both caught offering bribes to various members of the IOC. Second, during the pairs’ figure skating competition, dual gold medals were…

Richard Nixon was the 37th president of the United States. He was elected in 1968 after losing his first run for presidency in 1960 against John F. Kennedy. (“Richard M. Nixon”) Nixon was thought to be a good president in his first 4 years and when he ran again for the second year that’s when things got bad for him . He craved the power that he had over everyone and everything. Which led him to lie, wiretap people, and use the government power to try and pressure those who opposed him. In June…