According to Sutherland's definition,if a clerk at a fast-food restaurant steals money from the register,it is not considered white-collar crime because,although the person committed the crime while engaging in work-related duties,he or she clearly does not hold a white-collar position.

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Sutherland's definition of white-collar crime refers to crimes committed by individuals who hold high-skilled, high-paying positions in organizations, such as executives, managers, or professionals. Therefore, a clerk at a fast-food restaurant would not be considered a white-collar worker, and stealing money from the register would not be considered a white-collar crime according to Sutherland's definition.

According to Sutherland's Definition,if a Clerk at a Fast-Food Restaurant