Which of the following would not be considered to be a white-collar crime?

A) An offense committed by an employee against his or her employer.
B) An offense committed by a corporate officer that harmed the corporation and its shareholders.
C) A violent offense committed by an employee against another employee.
D) An offense committed by corporate employers and employees against society.

White-collar crime is the term used to describe a wide variety of nonviolent criminal offenses committed by businesspersons and business organizations.This term includes offenses committed by employees against their employers,as well as corporate officers' offenses that harm the corporation and its shareholders.It also includes criminal offenses committed by corporate employers and employees against society.