The estimated costs per crime in the U.S. are
A) less than $50 even considering "pain and suffering".
B) around $1,000 when excluding "pain and suffering".
C) between $1,000 to $10,000 when including "pain and suffering".
D) around $1,000 when excluding "pain and suffering" cluster around $15,000 when including "pain and suffering".
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