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law professor tells Congress about how the justice system is
not equipped or prepared for the level of white-collar crimes
occurring, so, victims are falling through the cracks.
 WJFA's
volunteers have a bevy of tips to help you navigate the legal
system. If you don't find it here, the support
group may be able to guide you.
Blame
the Whistle Blower
When
Frank Stephens blew the whistle on American Traveler Press,
Inc. (ATP) misappropriating federal funds, he anticipated
justice. He was wrong.
Doing
the right thing cost Stephens $120,000 from the fraud in addition
to losing his business.
 Don't
ever give up is WJFA's battle cry to victims. Take Action is
our help center. Everything from how to file a criminal complaint,
to an on-line group for emotional support.
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