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Reported white-c<i
Carolina since the im
Slate Law Enforcemei
, Agent Robert Slew
the past seven years,
members of the midd
form of fraud, forger;
puter crime.
Stewart said he li
white-collar crime ra
investigated because
drome."
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o.. T
joy ill ion m.
Gamecock Stafl
In spite of what s
may think about hea
inspections, the pro>
aimed at extracting f
ching rooms, accord
Stewart of Residenl
vices.
"The health an<
spection is not a st
check," he said. T1
who are the area mi
into a room and
They wouldn't open
they have reason, he
THE CAROLINA
Student Informat
states, "Appliances
plates, frying pans, t
cooking devices and
exposed heating
prohibited, along w
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Guitars wi
OPEN o^c
11 AM >C
- Till >
(Won. thru Sa
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By Suzanne Van Atten
Gamecock Staff Writar
liar crime has increased in I
/estimation of Watergate, according
it Division, SLED, agent.
art, who has worked on fraud ca.'
said white-collar crime is commit!
le and upper classes and usually if
y, eiiil?ezzlenieiiU breach of trust 01
relieves there has always l>een a
te, hut more of it is hcin? report**
of what lie calls the "Watergate
n inspec
urner cords and mull
f writer because of heali
regulations."
ome students Penalties for 1
1th and safety in a dormitory i
cedure is not the student's hoi
ines and sear- students should
ing to Robert regulations sine
tial Life Ser- contract, Stewar
Cause for loc
i safety in- drawer or closet
jarch it is a oiner evidence o
le inspectors, or aIso evidenc
anagers, walk hazards such as
look around, ditions, Stewart:
a door unless
said. INSPECTOR
diz? their jobs
Community than they should
ion Manual a door is open
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ouvsii as nut Viuittliun, llicy I]
oasters, other about it, howevei
devices with Fines are supp
coils, are first offense, but
ith extension practice the resi
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more scrutiny
i-collar i
"I BELIEVE it's been going <
consistency if not more. But since
sees something going on, they wa
South said.
/ to a Many white-collar crimes are i
licvor lipars nlumi li?? uui/1 "A l?
care of it themselves to prevent p
>es for we hear about in the papers is thai
ted by "People in white-collar crin
> some basically, honest people. They're i
r com- he said.
In a typical eniliezzlenient cas
starts borrowing money from his
of navincr it
Ilipil "" r-/?H " " **v vuMimm n
<1 and ?elft deeP,y debt to *hc compa
Syn- w'>at he's done is laid down in
white, it breaks him."
tions defit
iple socket plugs to get rid of the itei
th, fire and safety fine is levied on coi
other $15 be added
in vine thp?p itpmc ? j i? * u ??..
? ---o ? lciiiuycu uy me lie a
room are listed on
ising contract, and "THE PURPOSE
be aware of the violations," Stewe
e they signed that don't really want U
t said. He said he doubts il
(king in a closed from inspections a
would be a cord or than $100 a semeste
f prohibited items,
e of other health Inspections are h
pets or vile con- times a year and
said. nounced 24 hours
Stewart said.
S wouldn't jeoparby
going further
1," Stewart said. If
and they see a
nust do something m
r, he added. cL
osed to be $25 for a 9 B i
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oil for years with the same T1
Watergate, when the puhlie treat
mt it investigated," Stewart orim
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investigated that the puhlie said,
t of private companies take entei
uhlieity," Stewart said. All of tii
t so-and-so has resigned." H
le are basically, or were $97;
not professional criminals," sonic
lime
e, explains Stewart, a man prop
business with the intention St
to borrow money and soon crinn
ny. "Once he's caught and and
front of him in black and orim
erinx
lea itrr
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-n, or only a $10 -r-,
ndition that the Hi 1
if the item isn't
t check."
i is to get rid of I REDUC
irt said. "We
le fine money."
F fines collected
mount to more
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ment compared to the treat!
inals, according to Stewart.
xK)k at the sentences handed do
"A 25-year-old black male am
ing will go to the |>ciiitcntiary foi
ne."
e compares this to the two men a
[)00 from the USC concessions. ()i
nee and the other got two years.
in minimum-security prisons
rams.
cwart said he thinks the only d<"
; is consistency in adjudication <
laws would handle the cases cor
inals the same, they could cut
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Both are serving their
and on work-release
lerrenl to white-collar
>f eases. "If the courts
isistently and treat all
down on white-collar
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