How does organized crime represent a threat to the rule of law?
OA. It usually funds undercove...
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How does organized crime represent a threat to the rule of law?
OA. It usually funds undercover officers, intelligence units, and foreign groups.
OB. It usually involves collaboration between U. S. citizens and foreign nationals.
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It usually diminishes valuable resources from federal law enforcement agencies.
OD. It usually involves collaboration among criminals, politicians, and police.
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