Electronic surveillance may have only limited value in the investigation of employee frauds and many other white- collar crimes. Why?

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Electronic surveillance may raise concerns regarding employees' privacy, which may result in legal challenges that can prevent the use of the evidence in court. Additionally, many white-collar crimes involve the manipulation of financial data or documents, which may not be detectable through electronic means.

Electronic Surveillance May Have Only Limited Value in the Investigation