Margie is a new paralegal at a firm that practices quite a bit of criminal law. Her boss is sending her to a seminar on the basics of criminal law in order to help Margie become acclimated to the terminology and procedures used most often in criminal law cases. Margie knows that continuing legal education seminars can be very helpful to paralegals in order to keep them up to date on current legal issues and law firm procedures. 1. The seminar may discuss the five broad categories of crimes. Into which of the following category would the crime of money laundering be considered to fall? a. White-collar crime b. Violent crime c. Organized crime d. All of these choices