"What we have now is a double standard in our criminal justice system where the very wealthy and well-connected...can avoid taxes, cheat consumers and their shareholders, with very little response other than a slap on the wrist at best," says @JenTaub. Tweet added by Greater Boston @GreaterBoston

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"What we have now is a double standard in our criminal justice system where the very wealthy and well-connected...can avoid taxes, cheat consumers and their shareholders, with very little response other than a slap on the wrist at best," says @JenTaub .

Law Professor Jennifer Taub On Why White-Collar Crime In The US Is A Costly Epidemic

In her new book, Jennifer Taub writes that “white collar crime in America ... costs victims an estimated $300 billion to $800 billion per year.”