Unlike conventional offenders, high-status white collar crime offenders tend to
face juries that consist of people very much like themselves.

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High-status white-collar crime offenders often face juries that are not composed of their peers but rather of a broader cross-section of the community, which may not share their socioeconomic status or professional background.

Unlike Conventional Offenders, High-Status White Collar Crime Offenders Tend to