Abstract

This research aims to critically analyze and compare the effectiveness of legal frameworks and regulatory mechanisms in addressing sophisticated white-collar crimes across different jurisdictions. By examining case studies and legislative measures, the study seeks to identify strengths and weaknesses in existing legal systems and propose recommendations for enhancing enforcement strategies, regulatory oversight, and corporate accountability. Additionally, the research will explore the evolving nature of white-collar crimes in the digital age and assess the adaptability of legal frameworks in combating emerging threats such as cyber fraud, insider trading, and corporate espionage. Through a comparative approach, this study aims to contribute insights into best practices for law enforcement agencies, policymakers, and legal practitioners in the ongoing fight against white-collar crime.

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