Embezzlement

• Embezzlement is taking property owned by a person or business--usually money--while being entrusted with that property.
  
  

Bribery and Blackmail

• Bribery involves offering money, property or services to influence the actions or decisions of another person who usually is acting in an official capacity, such as a police officer or public official. Extortion--commonly called blackmail--is when one obtains money or property by force or threat.
  
  

Fraud

• Many types of fraud have been defined, including the areas of health care, taxes, credit cards, computer and Internet, mass marketing, and insurance.
  
  

Judicial Process

• Some other white collar crimes include obstruction of justice; that is when one interferes with the criminal process in some way. Perjury is also one, a crime in which one lies under oath during a judicial proceeding.
  
  

Additional Types

• A few more of the many types of white collar crime include identity theft, conterfeiting, forgery, price fixing to subvert free market operations, and insider trading.