question archive What are some of the variables involved in the prosecution of crimes in general? Why are white collar crimes handled differently? What are some of the arguments in favor of handling white collar criminals differently? Is it fair for white collar criminals to have the ability to hire "good" attorneys? How are economics a factor in how a criminal is prosecuted? Is this fair? How can this be changed? If recreational drug use is considered a "victimless" crime, why are those who violate those laws punished so severely? What seems to be the key determining factor as to why certain crimes are punished more harshly than others?
What are some of the variables involved in the prosecution of crimes in general? Why are white collar crimes handled differently? What are some of the arguments in favor of handling white collar criminals differently? Is it fair for white collar criminals to have the ability to hire "good" attorneys? How are economics a factor in how a criminal is prosecuted? Is this fair? How can this be changed? If recreational drug use is considered a "victimless" crime, why are those who violate those laws punished so severely? What seems to be the key determining factor as to why certain crimes are punished more harshly than others?
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- What are some of the variables involved in the prosecution of crimes in general?
- Why are white collar crimes handled differently? What are some of the arguments in favor of handling white collar criminals differently?
- Is it fair for white collar criminals to have the ability to hire "good" attorneys? How are economics a factor in how a criminal is prosecuted? Is this fair?
- How can this be changed? If recreational drug use is considered a "victimless" crime, why are those who violate those laws punished so severely?
- What seems to be the key determining factor as to why certain crimes are punished more harshly than others?
