Penalties for white-collar crimes in Florida vary depending on the severity of the offense. Common penalties for white-collar crimes include financial restitution and fines, confinement or imprisonment, and license forfeiture.
Additionally, individuals may face both criminal and civil penalties, with victims filing civil claims to seek damages. Unlike criminal penalties that may involve imprisonment or other criminal sanctions, civil penalties are primarily financial in nature and are designed to address monetary losses and other costs borne by the plaintiffs.