Which of the Following Is True of Sutherland's Perspective

Which of the following is true of Sutherland's perspective?

A) In defining white-collar crime, social status of the offender does not matter.
B) He argued that research on white-collar crime should only focus on those acts that have resulted in a conviction in criminal court.
C) He argued that research on white-collar crime should focus more on "convictability" of offenses than on actual conviction.
D) He argued that accessories to white-collar offenders should not be counted in research/statistics.