Comparative Criminologists Point Out That Because Legal Definitions Vary from Place

Comparative criminologists point out that because legal definitions vary from place to place and culture to culture,

A) strict offense-by-offense comparisons are nearly impossible.
B) the comparativist must define for himself or herself what is meant by the terms of his or her research.
C) scholars must be in agreement on the theoretical approaches they are using.
D) scholars must all agree on the political implications of the research.