Which of These Aspects of Cross-Border Drug Crime Help to Account

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which of these aspects of cross-border drug crime help to account for why efforts to counter it have been unsuccessful?

• A) Drug criminals do not need many resources
• B) Drug criminals need expertise to commit crimes
• C) Drug crimes are hard to conceal
• D) Crimes are underreported to the police

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