It Is Doubtful That the Government Can Wage an All-Out

question 49

Multiple Choice

It is doubtful that the government can wage an all-out war on white-collar deviance because

• A)such criminals are too powerful or respectable.
• B)the government is too busy arresting drug offenders.
• C)jurors will sympathize too much with the white-collar defendants.
• D)not enough laws exist to pursue a rigorous war on this deviance.

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