Trusted Professions, Convenience, Criminality, and the Effect of Personal Proximity
摘要
This chapter investigates the differences in convenience propositions for two convicted offenders identified as a “leader” and a “follower” in the context of financial crime. This unique case study centers on a married couple, allowing for an in-depth analysis of trust dynamics within their interpersonal relationship. Utilizing data from the Norwegian criminal justice system, the chapter examines the contrasting criminal profiles of the husband, an attorney and self-identified leader in their criminal activities, and the wife, an accountant who assumed the role of a follower.