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White Collar Crime Sentencing Sparks Debate
The article compares lenient sentences for white collar offenders with harsher terms for bank robbers, noting many tax fraud and embezzlement cases result in probation or short jail terms. It cites officials predicting firmer penalties, and highlights prosecutors’ protests and calls for tougher, deterent-focused justice.
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Washington
John B Swainson
Michigan
Supreme Court
Ralph L. Cungmins
Transportation Department
Harold R Tyler
District of Columbia
Cummins
Howard Corcoran
Silver Spring
Ius
Cummons
Corcoran
Atty Earl Sibert
Tyler
Administrative Office of US
Swainson
Detroit
Justice Department
Atty
Richard L Thornburgh