Which of the following is a Part II crime type?

• A. White collar
• B. Burglary
• C. Homicide
• D. Arson

Answer: (A)

Part II offenses cover a broad range of non-violent or less serious crimes that aren’t part of the eight major crimes tracked as Part I. White-collar crimes—fraud, embezzlement, forgery, tax evasion, and similar misconduct—fit here because they involve deception or financial wrongdoing rather than direct physical violence. In contrast, burglary, homicide, and arson are classic Part I offenses: burglary is a major property crime, homicide is a violent crime, and arson is a serious property/offense counted among Part I. So the white-collar option is the correct Part II crime type.