Variations in the response to crime in specifications of crime (laws), resources to control crime, and the professionalism of criminal justice practitioners.
A) Transnational organized crime
B) Comparative crime
C) Comparative criminal justice systems
D) Transnational crime
E) International crime

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Comparative criminal justice systems refers to the study of variations in the response to crime among different countries or jurisdictions. This includes variations in laws, resources, and the professionalism of criminal justice practitioners. Transnational organized crime, transnational crime, and international crime focus more on the cross-border nature of criminal activity rather than the variations in the response to crime. Comparative crime is a broader term that includes not only the response to crime but also the incidence and prevalence of crime across different countries or jurisdictions.

Variations in the Response to Crime in Specifications of Crime