Sutherland's Concept of Professional Theft Has Two Critical Dimensions

question 86

Multiple Choice

Sutherland's concept of professional theft has two critical dimensions. First, thieves engage in limited types of crime. The second requirement is the:

• A) exclusive use of wits, front, and talking ability.
• B) exclusive use of professional fences and local banking institutions.
• C) exclusive use of professional fences and offshore banking institutions.
• D) exclusive use of observation, media reports, and Internet information

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