Finding New York State’s fraud and corruption laws have been “far outpaced by the explosion in both technical innovation and criminal deviousness,” a task force of prosecutors, defense attorneys and legal scholars is calling for both the strengthening of existing laws and enactment of new ones to better combat white-collar crime.
The New York State White-Collar Crime Task Force, an initiative of the District Attorneys Association of the State of New York, released a report on Tuesday detailing proposals to improve prosecution of cybercrime and identity theft, tax and money laundering, fraud, elder fraud and corruption. It also offered procedural changes to assist prosecutors as they build their cases.
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