Justice For Fraud Victims

In collaboration with the Prince Georges County Police Department Financial Crimes Unit and States Attorneys Office, the Maryland Justice For Fraud Victims (JFV) Project offers University of Maryland, College Park students a unique volunteering opportunity to work as analysts with Prince Georges County to investigate instances of financial fraud against members of vulnerable populations in the Maryland and D.C. areas. Students work under the guidance of Professor Samuel Handwerger, CPA, to provide free support to victims of financial fraud in instances where forensic investigative services are too costly and in assistance to the Maryland Assistant States Attorneys office

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Justice for fraud victims operates in the Non-profit organizations industry.

Justice for fraud victims's revenue is 11m - 100m

Justice for fraud victims has 11 - 50 employees.