Question:
Fraud is a crime that many criminal justice experts consider slippery in nature because of the obsecure angles and forms it can take, and fraud is not identified until after the crime is committed. Identity theft is an example of how fraud can take the form of another person through the theft of information that makes the criminal obtain everything the person has. How would you protect corporate executives of fraudulent acts against them? What would be your plan of action? How would you implementing your measures? If you were requested by the chairman of the corporation to create a loss prevention education workshop for corporate executives, how would you create it for implementation? What would be the mechanisms that you would use to evaluate that the lessons being learned in the workshop are working towards loss prevention? Please use examples to accentuate your plans and theories through academic criminal justice subject matter or real life criminal justice examples that are not in academic journals?