Why Is Utah the First State to Have a White-Collar Crime Registry?
Marlene Breverman stashed this in Fraud types
The registry, which was approved by Utah legislature last year, will include a recent photo of criminals convicted of second-degree felonies involving fraud in the last 10 years in Utah, similar to other criminal registries. Although this information is already publicly available, Utah’s Attorney General Sean Reyes said that the user-friendly nature of the database is an important tool for consumer protection, especially in light of the state’s financial vulnerability to a certain types of fraud known as affinity fraud.
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Affinity Fraud: How To Avoid Investment Scams That Target Groups
https://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/affinity.htm?utm_source=msn
Every single state should have a white collar crime registry.
11:29 AM Apr 04 2016