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9780398076498

Investigating White-Collar Crime : Embezzlement and Financial Fraud

by Williams, Howard E.
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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2006-08-01
  • Publisher: Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd
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Table of Contents

Preface v
White-Collar Crime
3(26)
Defining White-Collar Crime
7(3)
Types of White-Collar Crime
10(8)
Crimes by Individuals
14(1)
Crimes in Furtherance of Legitimate Business
15(2)
Criminal Activity Disguised as Legitimate Business
17(1)
International Scope of White-Collar Crime
18(2)
Enforcement of White-Collar Crime
20(1)
Summary
21(5)
Key Terms
26(3)
Embezzlement
29(23)
Defining Embezzlement
31(3)
Problems in Investigating Embezzlement
34(1)
Embezzlers
35(3)
Elements of Embezzlement
38(8)
A Person
39(1)
Fraudulently Appropriates
40(2)
To One's Own Use or Benefit
42(1)
Money or Property
43(2)
Entrusted to Him by Another
45(1)
Without the Effective Consent of the Owner
46(1)
Summary
46(3)
Key Terms
49(3)
Fraud
52(25)
Examples of Fraud Cases
53(4)
Forms of Fraud
57(4)
Abuse of Trust
57(1)
Business Fraud
58(2)
Government Fraud
60(1)
Investment Fraud
60(1)
Problems in Investigating Fraud
61(1)
Defining Fraud
62(2)
Elements of Fraud
64(8)
A Person
66(1)
Obtains the Property of Another by Deception
67(1)
Representations Were Made
68(1)
Representations Were Knowingly and Designedly False
69(1)
Representations Were Made with Intent to Defraud
69(1)
Representations Did Defraud
70(1)
Representations Related to Existing Fact or Past Events
71(1)
Party to Whom the Representations Were Made, Relying on Their Truth, Was Thereby Induced to Part with His Property
71(1)
Summary
72(2)
Key Terms
74(3)
Identity Theft
77(14)
The Incidence and Costs of Identity Theft
78(3)
The Javelin Identity Fraud Survey
81(1)
Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act of 1998
82(3)
The Financial Modernization Act of 1999
85(1)
The Internet False Identification Prevention Act of 2000
85(1)
Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act
86(1)
Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003
86(1)
The Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Act
87(1)
Summary
88(1)
Key Terms
89(2)
Accounting Theory for Investigators
91(31)
Accounting Personnel
92(1)
Forms of Business Organizations
93(2)
Accounting Systems
95(1)
Accounting Methods
96(2)
The Balance Sheet
98(4)
What the Balance Sheet Shows
102(2)
Income Statement
104(2)
What the Income Statement Shows
106(2)
Statement of Source and Application of Funds
108(1)
Journals and Ledgers
109(4)
Source Documents
113(4)
Summary
117(2)
Key Terms
119(3)
Auditing Theory for Investigators
122(20)
Financial Statement Analysis
123(1)
Ratio Analysis
124(3)
Vertical Analysis
127(1)
Horizontal Analysis
128(1)
Statement of Cash Flow
129(1)
Comparisons with Other Companies or Industry Statistics
130(1)
Comparisons with Non-financial Data
131(1)
Statistical Sampling
131(5)
Statistical Versus Non-Statistical Sampling
132(1)
Sample Selection
132(2)
Sample Evaluation
134(2)
Benford's Law
136(2)
Summary
138(2)
Key Terms
140(2)
Financial Interviewing and Interrogation
142(36)
Interview versus Interrogation
143(1)
Interviewing Victims and Cooperative Witnesses
143(1)
Planning the Interview
144(4)
Arranging the Interview
148(3)
Investigator's Demeanor
151(1)
Conducting an Interview
152(2)
Note Taking
154(1)
Special Considerations
155(1)
Obstacles to Successful Interviewing
156(1)
Overcoming Obstacles to Interviewing
157(2)
Statements
159(1)
Interrogating Suspects
159(1)
Whether to Interrogate
160(2)
Planning the Interrogation
162(2)
Setting for the Interrogation
164(1)
Introduction to an Interrogation
164(2)
Interrogation Technique
166(2)
Conducting an Interrogation
168(3)
Interrogator's Demeanor
171(1)
Psychology of Confessions
172(1)
Legal Aspects of an Interrogation
173(1)
Summary
174(3)
Key Terms
177(1)
Public Information, Subpoenas, and Search Warrants
178(29)
Privacy/Freedom of Information Act
179(1)
Fair Credit Reporting Act
180(2)
Right to Financial Privacy Act
182(3)
Obtaining Documentary Evidence
185(1)
Subpoenas
186(6)
Search Warrants
192(1)
Exceptions to the Search Warrant Requirement
193(1)
Preparing the Financial Search Warrant Affidavit
194(7)
Detailed Description of the Places or Things To be Searched
194(3)
A Detailed Description of the Property to Be Seized
197(2)
Accusation and Charge
199(1)
Probable Cause Narrative
200(1)
Executing the Financial Search Warrant
201(3)
Timeliness
201(1)
Presence of the Search Warrant at the Scene
202(1)
Items Located in Plain View
202(1)
Personal Papers and Fifth Amendment Considerations
202(1)
Computer Records
203(1)
Attorney-Client Privilege and Law Office Searches
203(1)
Summary
204(1)
Key Terms
204(3)
Evidence and Documentation
207(30)
Evidence
208(2)
Admissibility of Evidence
210(1)
Hearsay
211(2)
Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule
213(3)
Documentary Evidence
216(3)
Admissibility of Specific Forms of Documentary Evidence
219(2)
Authentication of Copies, Reproductions, and Transcripts
221(2)
Chain of Custody
223(1)
Privileged Communications
224(2)
Questioned Documents
226(1)
Exemplars
227(2)
Identifying, Proving, or Disproving Questioned Documents
229(1)
Electronic Documents
230(2)
Summary
232(2)
Key Terms
234(3)
Proving Illicit Transactions
237(39)
Making Illegal Payments and Transfers
239(3)
On-Book Schemes
242(2)
Off-Book Schemes
244(1)
The Business Profile
245(2)
Proving On-Book Payments
247(6)
Fictitious Payables Schemes
247(4)
Ghost Employee Schemes
251(1)
Overbilling Schemes
252(1)
Proving Off Book Payments
253(1)
Proving Payments in Cash
254(1)
Examination from the Point of Receipt
254(19)
Net Worth Analysis
255(7)
Source and Application of Funds Analysis
262(3)
Bank Deposits Analysis
265(6)
Percentage Analysis
271(1)
Unit and Volume Analysis
272(1)
Summary
273(1)
Key Terms
274(2)
Case Preparation and the Investigative Report
276(43)
Characteristics of Report Writing
277(2)
The Written Report
279(7)
Mistakes in Report Writing
286(1)
Discovery
287(1)
Case Preparation
287(3)
Summary
290(1)
Key Terms
291(4)
Appendices
The Numerical System of the American Bankers Association
295(2)
Affidavit of Financial Information
297(10)
Area Assignments of Social Security Numbers
307(2)
Guide to Sources of Financial Information
309(5)
Consent to Search
314(2)
Customer Consent and Authorization for Access to Financial Records
316(1)
Statement of Rights
317(2)
Glossary 319(16)
Bibliography 335(6)
Index 341

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