International crimes are based on all of the following, except:
A)International agreements between countries
B)Legal precedents
C)Identified by nations as acts that are illegal everywhere
D)Identified as having to involve more than one country

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International crimes do not necessarily have to involve more than one country. They can be based on international agreements, legal precedents, and acts identified by nations as illegal everywhere, but an act can be considered an international crime even if it occurs within the borders of a single country, as long as it violates international law.

International Crimes Are Based on All of the Following, Except