Which of the following is not a condition that must be met for an offense to be considered transnational in nature?
A)The crime is committed in one country but the offenders are citizen nationals of another country.
B)The crime is committed in one country but has substantial effects on another country.
C)The crime is committed in one country but a substantial part of the preparation or planning takes place in another country.
D)The crime is committed in one country but involved an organized criminal group that commits crimes in more than one country.

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For an offense to be considered transnational in nature, it does not require that the offenders are citizen nationals of another country. The key aspects of transnational crimes involve their effects, planning, or the involvement of organized criminal groups across borders, not necessarily the nationality of the offenders.

Which of the Following Is Not a Condition That Must