7. Per the Fraud Examiners Manual, white-collar crime often crosses jurisdictional borders. Which of the following best describes what fraud examiners should do? A. Fraud examiners should have a thorough understanding with their home jurisdiction's legal process and have a thorough understanding of the systems that they might encounter in foreign jurisdictions. B. Fraud examiners should have a thorough understanding of their home jurisdiction's legal process, as well as have a thorough understanding of the legal systems where the crime has occurred. C. Fraud examiners have a thorough understanding of their home jurisdiction's legal process, as well as have legal advisor who has a thorough understanding of the systems that they might encounter in foreign jurisdictions. D. Fraud examiners should be familiar with their home jurisdiction's legal as well as have a basic understanding of the systems that process, they might encounter in foreign jurisdictions