While no criterion can define a "typical"
embezzler, the report points out common characteristics of white collar criminals, such as:
It's critical that
embezzlers be penalized publicly to discourage future thefts.
A quietly confident Gallic caper comedy in which laid-back data processor embezzles the
embezzlers of a rural French supermarket in the wake of a squall, "Before the Storm" is distinguished by a sure narrative hand and a subversively droll demeanor.
and
embezzlers who all sport hate tattoos on their elbows
Thoroughly screening job applicants and preventing likely
embezzlers from being in a position to pocket corporate funds.
Sealab 2021,'' created by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed, takes the characters from a Hanna-Barbera adventure cartoon about an underwater science laboratory and reinvents them as boobs, miscreants and
embezzlers who frequently blow themselves up.
Lawyers for the accused
embezzlers expect the decision to be challenged in the 30 days allowed for appeal.
I was offended by Thomas Frank's characterization of Mission Hills, Kansas, as the home of "thieves,
embezzlers, tax evaders, real-estate frauds, and check forgers" ["Lie Down for America," Essay, April].
3) Bank robbers,
embezzlers, street muggers, and other criminals plan and think about their crimes before they act.
The aptness of this subtitle is evident in the twenty-one stories found here as Oates explores the lives of murderers,
embezzlers, stalkers, those who "violate the law .
Our prisons are full of murderers, rapists, drug smugglers, burglars, car thieves, vandals and
embezzlers.
Usually, Warren said,
embezzlers don't start out with the intention of becoming criminals.
