In the late 1970s, a program was introduced to attempt to "scare straight" juveniles who were potentially headed toward a career of delinquency and crime by taking them to prisons and having them speak with hardened criminals about the consequences of their actions.In the text, a former MCI manager convicted of money laundering is described as making a living now by lecturing at companies and universities about the consequences of engaging in white collar crime.Do you think this approach is effective with white collar crime, or should it be left only to conventional crimes?In addition, do you think that a convicted white collar offender should be allowed to profit from his/her experience?