The Elusive Criminal Justice Experiment Means That

Multiple Choice

The Elusive Criminal Justice Experiment means that

A) it is hard to determine with absolute certainty if approaches to control crime are successes or failures.
B) legislators are highly effective in creating social policy to eliminate crime.
C) social phenomena such as crime is relatively simple to measure and thus produces a concrete field for study.
D) criminologists lack the expertise to properly identify and study a macro-level crime problem.