Indian National Bar Association (INBA) has exercised due care and diligence in preparing this report. White collar crimes find their footing in history upon intersection of business and the law, and its interaction with innovation, moral discourse and public perception, as well as the changing nature of state policies over the centuries. Thus, it won’t be out of the way to say that it took a long time for law to recognize this kind of malice act under the umbrella of crime, because people who committed white collar crimes were not perceived as “typical criminals” who engaged in theft, manslaughter, or murder.
In some countries, white collar criminals can still expect much lower sentences than other type of criminals. Thus, on one hand where it can cause serious damage to companies, it was not considered under the ambit of “Traditional or Conventional Crimes”.
The following initiative; White Collar Crime Survey, 2019 was taken up by Indian National Bar Association (INBA) to present a premier handbook on white collar crimes to serve the legal community. White collar crimes are on the rise, and therefore it’s high time that such effective and proactive measures are developed to tackle the same.
To Know more on the Handbook by INBA on White Collar Crime Survey, 2019 Click On Link Below