One of the Problems with the Canadian UCR Is

question 1

Multiple Choice

One of the problems with the Canadian UCR is

• A) several personal offences may be recorded as a single offence if they are part of the same incident.
• B) Property offences are overemhasized .
• C) crime categories allow too many different kinds of acts to be recorded the same way.
• D) it only records indictable offences and does not take into account summary conviction offences.

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