Wheeler-dealers: Why corporate criminals are now pleading guilty

Article Abstract:

Australian corporate criminals like Rodney Adler and Ray Williams are pleading guilty to charges levelled against them, since the cost of running a case could run into millions. The change in community attitudes towards crimes, a more sophisticated legal system, stronger political will and a greater personalisation of business, are making it harder for white-collar criminals to escape attention.

United States, Police Protection, White Collar Crime, Discipline, White collar crimes, Adler, Rodney, Williams, Ray

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From the inside

Article Abstract:

Schapelle Corby, an Australian citizen states her experience in Kerobokan prison in Bali, Indonesia as she was sentenced for 20-years for drug smuggling. She discusses about the various shocking things that happen in the Indonesian jail and is longing for freedom.

Australia, Imprisonment, Drug traffic, Drug dealing

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