Profit-seeking criminal activities that involve planning, execution, or victimization that crosses national borders is called:
A) transnational crime.
B) espionage.
C) victimless crime.
D) embezzlement.
E) organized crime.
A
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Harris v. New York held that admissions made without proper Miranda warnings being administered could be introduced into evidence to _________ a defendant who testifies at his trial
Fill in the blank with correct word.
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A(n) ________ involves verbally questioning an opposing party or nonparty witness under oath.
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