Running Afoul of Miscellaneous Laws in a Foreign Country Is

question 100

Multiple Choice

Running afoul of miscellaneous laws in a foreign country is:

• A) easily understood and forgiven by foreign police.
• B) a serious error, so the local law should be known.
• C) not a major issue, since the embassy can work out your release.
• D) not a serious issue because your country and company stand behind you.
• E) none of the above.

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