It is doubtful that the government can wage an all-out war on white-collar deviance because
A)such criminals are too powerful or respectable.
B)the government is too busy arresting drug offenders.
C)jurors will sympathize too much with the white-collar defendants.
D)not enough laws exist to pursue a rigorous war on this deviance.

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White-collar criminals often hold high status positions in society and have a lot of influence and power. This makes it difficult for the government to crack down on them with the same force as they would with other, less influential criminals. Additionally, many jurors may sympathize with white-collar defendants because they do not see their crimes as being as harmful as those of other criminals.

It Is Doubtful That the Government Can Wage an All-Out